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The ClubStats Podcast

The stories that make a cricket club.

The ClubStats Podcast records the people, history and moments that give Australian community cricket clubs their identity.

Hosted by ClubStats founder Anthony Spiteri, each episode goes beyond the scorecard to hear from players, volunteers, administrators and characters whose stories deserve a permanent place in the game.

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Stories from community cricket.

1 episode
Andrew Walton: The Origins of MyCricket — Part 1, Episode 1 of The ClubStats Podcast
Episode 1 · 17 September 2026

Andrew Walton: The Origins of MyCricket — Part 1

In Part 1, Andrew Walton joins Anthony Spiteri to tell the grassroots origin story behind ResultsVault and the technology that became MyCricket. They explore early club websites, bedroom servers, cricket's statistical edge cases, Western Australia's role in early adoption and why preserving complete club history still matters.

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Celebrating community cricket

The people, stories and moments that make every club special.

Every club is built on stories worth sharing: the volunteer who keeps everything moving, the rivalry everyone still talks about, the old records passed from one custodian to the next, and the innings that gets better with every retelling.

The ClubStats Podcast sits down with the players, coaches, administrators, historians and characters who make community cricket what it is. The conversations are relaxed and honest. They celebrate the people behind the numbers and help keep their stories alive for the next generation.

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About The ClubStats Podcast

The ClubStats Podcast records stories from Australian community cricket, including club history, players, volunteers, milestones, rivalries, records and the people who keep local cricket alive.
The show is hosted by Anthony Spiteri, the founder of ClubStats and a long-time community cricket player and club person.
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