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'Off The Long Run' is a new interview series on The Agenda Podcast. This isn’t your typical podcast packed with “raw, honest chats” or viral clips of emotional breakdowns. Instead, it's a collection of great New Zealanders sharing some truly memorable stories from their lives in sport.
Next up on Off The Long Run is Great New Zealander and Black Caps fast bowler Kyle Jamieson, aka Gulliver.
Kyle talks through the upcoming home summer and what it’ll be like facing off against former teammate Tim Southee (5:25). He also reacts to Lockie Ferguson’s comments from a previous episode about “bowling loads” and the toll it takes on quicks (8:30).
Then it’s into the new crop of Black Caps fast bowlers — including the team nickname for Will O’Rourke (10:00). Plus, Kyle touches on his batting, and the mercurial willow work of Trent Boult (16:20).
We also head back to the scenes of the World Test Championship Final in 2021, reliving the glory and Kyle's meme-worthy dominance of Virat Kohli (22:30).
Finally, G Lane puts Gulliver through the infamous ‘22 in 2’ questions (33:40)!
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