Cricket, across the world, starts with domestic tournaments and leagues. However, of late, there's a rising trend of T20 leagues all over the world, the most significant of which has been the Indian Premier League (IPL). Has the arrival of these leagues opened up a shortcut to cricketing success? Or is the classic route of going through the domestic circuits still relevant? Find out what legends from the world of cricket have to say about it in this episode of 180 Not Out.

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60+ Cricket Legends and Experts feature on 180 Not Out, a Cricket Podcast

A Podcast featuring 60+ legends and experts. Journey through 180 years of the sport's legacy, narrated by those who crafted its history."180 Not Out" is a groundbreaking podcast series that delves deep into the 180-year saga of cricket, capturing the sport's evolution from its colonial beginnings to its present-day glory. Covering a wide spectrum of topics, the podcast explores the transformation of cricket and its profound impact on players, leagues, controversies, commercialization, challenges, coaching, fitness, demographics, formats, records, and the future.

In 15 episodes of the Podcast, Featuring insights from more than 60 cricket legends and exponents, including Gautam Gambhir, Harbhajan Singh, Courtney Walsh, Shahid Afridi, Chris Gayle, and many others, "180 Not Out" contrasts traditional and modern cricket. The series navigates through technological advancements, the rise of leagues, and the challenges faced by players. It delves into the commercialization of the game, controversies within cricket boards, and the evolving demographics of players and fans.

"180 Not Out" doesn't shy away from addressing critical issues like corruption, crime, and cricket, providing insights into historical challenges and contemporary dilemmas. It also touches upon the prospects of cricket becoming a global phenomenon, examining the intersection of the Olympics, leagues, and national pride.

Shot at the backdrop of Legends League Cricket, hosted by Raman Raheja, it is perhaps going to be the biigest Cricket Podcast featuring 60+ Legends in a single season. Introducing Raman Raheja, a Sports Fan, Sports-preneur, Media professional and a Creator who put together this Podcast “180 Not Out”

As a Cricket Fan & the Co-Founder of Legends League Cricket, Raman Raheja is on a mission to create a business ecosystem in the legends space and to provide a platform for ex-cricketers to re-engage with their fans while playing competitive cricket besides creating commercial opportunities for various stakeholders. With more than 30 years of experience in the sports, entertainment, and media industry, Raman Raheja has the vision, leadership, and expertise that helped make LLC the second most watched T20 league in India and beyond.

Podcast will be available in all Audio platforms of the world including Spotify, Youtube, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, amongst others.

Following Stars and Legends have spoken in the podcast series

1. Gautam Gambhir
2. Harbhajan Singh
3. Courtney Walsh
4. Chris Gayle
5. Shahid Afridi
6. Ross Taylor
7. Irfan Pathan
8. Arjuna Ranatunga
9. Monty Panesar
10. Johan Botha
11. Michael Bevan
12. Suresh Raina
13. Ricardo Powell
14. Abdur Razzaq
15. Robin Uthappa
16. Christopher Mpofu
17. Hasan Hamid
18. Hashim amla
19. Munaf Patel
20. Richard Levi
21. Martin Guptill
22. Ryan Sidebottom
23. Solomon Mire
24. Tilakratne Dilshan
25. Kevin Pietersen
26. Isru Udana
27. Ashok Dinda
28. Thisara Perera
29. S Badrinath
30. Mitch McClenaghan
31. Colin De Grandhomme
32. Jacques Kallis
33. Sreesanth
34. Jesse Ryder
35. Upal Tharanga
36. Tino Best
37. Asghar Afghan
38. Robin Singh
39. Stuart Binny
40. Dwayne Smith
41. Jerome Taylor
42. Pragyan Ojha
43. Praveen Kumar
44. Andrew Leipus
45. Ravi Sawani
46. Mohammed Kaif
47. Juhulan Goswami
48. Vikrant Gupta (aajtak)
49. KR Naya (Gulf News)
50. Poonam (PTI)
51. Adrian Griffith (ICC)
52. Ashoka De Silva (ICC Umpire and Refree)
53. And many more….