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India’s Champions Trophy Glory and Mitch Starc joins the show
In the latest installment of Chin Music, Tom Gallop and Moises Henriques are joined on the sofa by a true titan of the game: Mitchell Starc. Fresh off a frantic summer of cricket, the trio look back at India’s clinical Champions Trophy triumph before diving deep into the mechanics of fast bowling and the future of the one-day format.
Brown’s Big Bet, Dragon Klemmer, and the Referee "Gag Order"
As the NRL prepares for the kickoff of Round 2, the rugby league world is still reeling from the seismic shifts in the player market. In today’s episode of Kenty Blitz, Kenty discusses the Newcastle Knights' aggressive recruitment strategy and the league’s latest attempt to silence its critics.
From the Front Line to the Silver Screen - Matt Nable on Boxing, Brawls, and a Family’s Courage
In a deeply moving and raw installment of Kenty Prime Time, Paul Kent and Johnny Elias sit down with one of Australia’s most compelling figures, Matt Nable. Known today as the gravelly voice of Fox League and a Hollywood heavyweight, Nable’s journey is a sprawling "yarn" that moves from the suburban rugby league paddocks of the 1990s to the glitz of Los Angeles, ultimately landing on a heartbreaking but heroic family battle against Motor Neurone Disease (MND).
The Dally M Farce and the 50-Point Defensive Crisis
In the third installment of the Kenty Blitz, the boys dive headfirst into the fallout of an opening round that has left several clubs soul-searching. From the "embarrassment" of the Dally M voting system to the high-stakes defensive drills at Moore Park, the panel dissects a week that has already put several NRL coaches on notice.
The $30 Million Gamble: Dylan Brown’s Bombshell Move and the Death of the One-Club Player
The rugby league world has been rocked by news that Parramatta Eels star Dylan Brown has activated a controversial contract clause to sign a staggering 10-year, $30 million deal with the Newcastle Knights. On the latest Kenty Blitz, Kenty and Tom dissect a deal they believe has left the Eels in a state of "shambles" and raised serious questions about the future of NRL player loyalty.
Early Season Alarm Bells - 50-Point Drubbings and the Shadow of the Salary Cap
In the maiden voyage of the Kenty Blitz, Tom Gallop and Paul Kent didn't pull any punches as they picked over the wreckage of an opening NRL weekend that saw two heavyweights, the Roosters and the Eels, concede 50 points. It was a first round that reinforced old prejudices and left several coaches sweating before the first month of the season had even concluded.
The Heroic Rescue at Delicate Beach- Blake Steep’s Extraordinary Story
In a truly gripping episode of Chiming In, Sydney Roosters’ rising star Blake Steep sits down to discuss a life-altering summer that puts the pressures of professional rugby league into perspective. While he is quickly becoming a household name in the NRL, it was a harrowing life-or-death encounter on a remote New South Wales beach that has defined his character over the past year.
A Masterclass in Chasing - India’s Clinical Revenge and the End of the Smith Era
In the latest Chin Music podcast, Tom Gallop and Moises Henriques didn’t just recap a cricket match; they dissected a tactical masterclass. India’s dominant semi-final win over Australia in the Champions Trophy served as a stark reminder that while power-hitting grabs the headlines, the "boring" basics of strike rotation are what actually win trophies.
NRL Salary Cap & Season Preview - Is the System a Scam
In the second episode of Kenty Prime Time, Paul Kent and Johnny Elias dive deep into the controversial mechanics of the NRL salary cap. They explore the "murky" world of third-party deals and question whether the current system truly levels the playing field or simply protects the dominance of the league's "super clubs."
India v Pakistan, Australia v England & more things Champions Trophy
Tom Gallup and Moises Henriques dive into the early stages of the Champions Trophy in Pakistan. They discuss India's dominance, the heartbreak for the host nation, and Moises takes us "inside the sheds" to explain the tactical shifts in modern one-day cricket.
