Stephen Fleming on the art of captaincy, coaching and not taking his chances

On this week's episode I have the absolute pleasure of chatting to former New Zealand captain, gun opening batsman and mastermind coach Stephen Fleming. Flem was one of cricket's great leaders, but as he'll explain, his skills as a skipper took years to develop. Flem also talks about his passion for reading, the art of man management and how he became one of the game's great slip fielders. Episode rundown 01:50 My highlight of Flem's career, his superb century in the 2003 World Cup (YouTube link below) 04:05 Flem speaks about his batting and how he never fully mastered the craft 08:30 Flem explains his catching process and technique 10:55 Lessons learnt about fitness 11:55 Flem's big learnings as a leader 15:45 The light bulb moment in his coaching career 20:29 Flem's mental checklist as a batsman and fundamentals as a coach 29:02 Flem talks about his relationship with the media 34:05 The financial lessons Flem has learnt 40:38 Flem's life philosophy and being comfortable in his own skin 44:30 The advice Flem would give to his 16-year-old self 46:05 Flem's favourite books YouTube links Flem's 134no v South Africa, 2003 World Cup https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5S9xZuphlc Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.