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The BYC Podcast

The BYC Podcast

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The BYC is New Zealand's most celebrated and feared specialty cricket podcast. Join Paul Ford, Dylan Cleaver and a range of dubious guests for those unmistakable sounds and smells of summer. Join us for such cutting-edge debates as "What's sexier, a well-oiled Duncan Fearnley Magnum or a Polyarmoured Slazenger V12?"

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  • "Story Time With Kane Williamson"
    Oct 25 2026

    On this special episode of The BYC Podcast, ACC Head G Lane & Dylan Cleaver are joined by the Great Man himself, Kane Williamson aka Steady The Ship, for a wide-ranging yarn about walking away from international cricket, a timely phone call with Virat Kohli, life after the game, and why the side he’s left behind might be frighteningly good.

    For a man who spent a career looking utterly unbothered by the fastest bowlers on earth, knowing when to stop was the hard part. Williamson reveals the decision had been circling for “18 months, two years”, from a thought that landed mid-tour in Sri Lanka (“what am I doing here?”) to the moment on the Lord’s balcony when it finally felt right. The day before he announced it, he spoke to Virat Kohli. He calls it “like looking in the mirror.”

    But this is the ACC, so it doesn’t stay sensible for long: the new golf obsession, the admission that his favourite shadow-batting shot was actually a leave, and a genuinely extensive discussion about cricket boxes, including Mitch Marsh celebrating getting struck flush while wearing Williamson’s Cover protection.

    And the big one for Black Caps fans... “This is the most talented New Zealand cricket team I’ve ever been a part of.” He explains why it’s now on the next generation to own it, and why the bowling depth should scare people.

    Brought to you by the Great NZers at Resene and Domino's!

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    32 min
  • Caravan Episode: NZ Vs India - 2nd T20 Oct 24 2026
    Oct 25 2026

    Miss any of the coverage of the 2nd T20 between the BLACKCAPS & India? Please enjoy the highlights/lowlights of the ACC's coverage live from Hagley Oval!

    Don't forget we're covering every Black Caps home match this summer live and free on iHeartRadio. Cheers to the great New Zealanders at Resene & Domino's! See the full schedule HERE!

    Brought to you by Resene & Midland Brick!

    Follow The ACC on Instagram or Facebook or TikTok

    Subscribe to The BYC Podcast now on iHeartRadio, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts!

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    THANKS MATE!

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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    47 min
  • Caravan Episode: NZ Vs India - 1st T20 Oct 22 2026
    Oct 23 2026

    Miss any of the coverage of the 1st T20 between the BLACKCAPS & India? Please enjoy the highlights/lowlights of the ACC's coverage live from Hagley Oval!

    Don't forget we're covering every Black Caps home match this summer live and free on iHeartRadio. Cheers to the great New Zealanders at Resene & Domino's! See the full schedule HERE!

    Brought to you by Resene & Midland Brick!

    Follow The ACC on Instagram or Facebook or TikTok

    Subscribe to The BYC Podcast now on iHeartRadio, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts!

    iHeartRadio

    Apple

    Spotify

    YouTube

    THANKS MATE!

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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