Unmissable In Sport
Welcome to Unmissable in Sport — the podcast where sporting history goes under the hammer.
A curated series from BUDDS, each episode brings together the specialists, collectors, former players and figures from across the sporting world — digging into the stories, the careers and the moments that made sport what it is.
From match-worn shirts to championship medals, boardrooms to dressing rooms, this is where the moments that defined sport get a second life.
Whether you're a serious collector or just someone who loves sport, every episode has a story you won't want to miss.
Unmissable In Sport
Charlotte Edwards | Cricket Royalty
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Charlotte Edwards is, quite simply, cricket royalty — and yes, that's even what it says on Wikipedia.
Twenty-three years. 309 ODIs. A captain who didn't just lead England Women — she helped drag the entire sport into the light.
But before all of that, she was a girl on a potato farm in Huntingdon, the only female face in a boys' team, walking out to the crease every weekend knowing half the crowd didn't want her there.
In this episode, Charlotte talks about growing up in a sport that wasn't built for her, the revolution that's transformed women's cricket — and the foundation she's set up to make sure the next generation never has to fight the same battles she did.