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Silver Stumps - the Over 60s/70s Cricket PodcastAuthor: Grant Timms and Trevor Lee
Enjoy Cricket? The Silver Stumps Podcast is the only cricket podcast aimed at cricketers aged 60Based in the UK and co-hosted by county veteran cricketers Grant Timms and Trevor Lee the Silver Stumps podcast focuses on the thriving masters cricket arena where teams of Over 60s and 70s do battle over 22 yards. Get ready for entertaining interviews, topical discussion and tips for a long innings.If you have an idea for the show or wish to make a contribution please drop an email to podcast@trevorjlee.com Language: en-us Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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O65s Grand Final plus last week of O70s Division 2 and 3
Episode 122
Friday, 11 September, 2026
Grant and Trevor were at the fabulous Banbury CC on Thursday Sept 10th for the Grand Final of the O65s regional competition which saw the Northern Superchargers prevail over the South West Falcons.You will hear from Tony Bennett, Michael Kenyon and Ian Frost who we briefly recorded with. Scorecard hereIn his role as Player of the Match adjudicator Grant picked out Superchargers captain Chris ‘Noddy’ Dearden for the award. The money can’t buy prize? A whole episode on this show! We also round up the final matches in the O70s County Cricket Championship 2026 Divisions 2 and 3 with Kent confirmed as Division 2 champions.The final action of the domestic season sees an O65s XI take on England O70s on Sunday September 13th.Please do share, review and rate the podcast - that helps others find itIf you've got feedback or observations about the podcast or ideas for future guests Send us Fan Mail - you can send your message by text or voicemail or email us via podcast@trevorjlee.com Thanks very much.Send us Fan MailSilver Stumps is the podcast aimed at Over 60s and Over 70s Cricketers. Hosted by Grant Timms and Trevor Lee it aims to be entertaining, informative and topical as Grant and Trevor combine a mix of guests with their own take on what's happening in the thriving world of over 60s and 70s cricket.







