CD, Clare Connor interviewed by David Rayvern Allen. The CD consists of 7 tracks.
Track 1: [0:00-1:20] Connor talks about the positions she currently holds as head of women's cricket for the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and as chair of the International Cricket Council (ICC) women's committee, [1:20-5:56] Connor talks about the rise in the profile of women's cricket.
Track 2: [0:00-5:05] Connor talks about media exposure to women's sports and the financial pressures from playing women's cricket.
Track 3: [0:00-3:00] Connor talks about there being no resentment from the players over financial rewards from playing cricket, and players requiring understanding parents when playing cricket, Connor then talks about taking a sabbatical from teaching in order to concentrate on the Ashes and the Women's World Cup (in 2005), [3:10-4:36] Connor talks about Allen's suggestion of using a mixture of male and female players in a cricket team.
Track 4: [0:00-1:00] Connor talks about the progress of women's cricket in the past 3 years (2008-2011), [1:00-4:36] Connor talks about her early cricketing memories including playing in the boys team at Preston Nomads Cricket Club where her mother was secretary including playing against Robin Martin-Jenkins and Chris Nash, then playing in the boys' teams at Brighton College Junior School, then becoming vice-captain at Brighton College and going on tour to Zimbabwe and playing against Henry Olonga.
Track 5: [0:00-2:10] Connor talks about reactions of others to her playing in the same team as men and others supporting her, particularly John Spencer, [2:10-4:05] Connor talks about not receiving derogatory comments while playing cricket and discusses comments made by Robin Marlar, MCC President on women cricket, [4:08-6:32] Connor talks about the hardest part of playing cricket with men which was playing against medium-pace bowlers and spinners, and bowling against men.
Track 6: [0:00-1:20] Connor talks about being chosen to play for the England team, [1:20-2:55] Connor talks about playing with J A Brittin and being made captain of Sussex Women's team and winning the women's championship, [2:55-5:32] Connor talks about replacing Karen Smithies as England Women's captain, memories of England's 1993 Women's Cricket World Cup victory, and the ECB taking responsibility for women's cricket from the Women's Cricket Association.
Track 7: [0:00-2:05] Connor talks about administration of women's cricket, [2:05-5:00] Connor talks about her proudest moments while playing cricket, including taking an international hat-trick against India in 1999 and winning the Ashes in 2005, [5:00-7:30] Connor talks about her retirement from cricket, [7:30-8:10] Connor talks about her role at ECB, [8:10-8:20] Connor talks about her nickname 'Des O'.