1 WAV file, Isa Guha interviewed by David Rayvern Allen. The WAV file consists of 1 track.
Track 1: [0:19-3:35] Guha talks about her early memories of playing cricket and attending Wycombe High School, playing with the ladies team at Gerrards Cross, [3:35-5:00] Guha talks about first playing for Thames Valley/Berkshire, [5:00-5:45] Guha talks about her bowling action, [5:45-6:25] Guha talks about her batting, [6:25-7:58] Guha talks about the transition from playing for Thames Valley/Berkshire to the England team, [7:58-13:10] Guha talks about a difference in standards upon joining the England team, and the moment Guha found out she was to play for England, and playing her first match at Jersey.
[13:10-22:35] Guha talks about there being few opportunities to play Test Matches in women's cricket, whether Test cricket has a future, and winning the Ashes series vs. Australia in 2005 and retaining the Ashes in 2008, [22:35-29:35] Guha talks about getting nine wickets in the 2008 England vs. Australia Test Match at Bowral, [29:35-36:23] Guha talks about her decision to retire (at 27) because of back problems and trying to combine a career in cricket with her studies.
[36:23-37:25] Guha talks about the reaction to her announcing to retire from her parents and ex-teammates, [37:25-39:10] Guha talks about speaking to Charlotte Edwards the England Women's captain about her retirement, [39:10-40:22] Guha talks about her media work and being in a relationship.
[40:22-42:15] Guha talks about the future of the England Women's team including the introduction of match fees to help the players, [42:15-43:30] Guha talks about the financial pressures of playing women's sports, [43:30-45:55] Allen talks about Guha's career including being the first Asian to play for England and being an ambassador for the British Asian Trust, [45:55-46:45] Allen talks about cricket not being a part of the 2012 London Olympics.