Lydia Greenway on cricket’s first female shoe - Stumped, BBC World Service
Four-time Ashes winner Lydia Greenway joins us to discuss how she’s been working on the design of the first specialist shoes for female cricketers.
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On this week's Stumped with Alison Mitchell, Jim Maxwell and Charu Sharma, four-time Ashes winner Lydia Greenway joins us to discuss how she’s been working on the design of the first performance shoes for women cricketers in the UK. Due to be launched in January, Greenway says it’s a much needed to development for the women’s game and may help with the prevention of injuries.
With under two months until the start of the Men's Cricket World Cup in India, the team react to Australia's preliminary squad with some surprise selections including the omission of Marnus Labuschagne.
Plus, we also reflect on the T20 international series between West Indies and India.
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