100 episodes guys we did it! Thank you so much for your continued support and loyalty to the show. We decided to flip the script for the 100th show with an idea that spurred back around the time of the 20th episode from my friend Sebastian Gotch who wanted to interview me.
This was something I had never felt comfortable on opening up about it due to still healing from the passed in regard to my soccer journey. However, I felt it was time as this platform was growing to share why I started this show, why I am so interested in athletes and to give more context to me, your host! I hope that you enjoy this episode and again thankyou for your continuous support it means the world.
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Sebastian Edward Gotch, an Australian cricketer renowned for his skills as a wicketkeeper batsman, has an intriguing career trajectory. Born on July 12, 1993, he marked his List A debut for Cricket Australia XI during the 2015-16 Matador BBQs One-Day Cup on October 5, 2015. Subsequently, in January 2017, he made his entry into the Big Bash League season for the Melbourne Stars.
February 25, 2017, witnessed Gotch’s first-class debut for Victoria in the 2016-17 Sheffield Shield season. His journey continued with the Melbourne Stars in BBL 08, 09, and 10, displaying a mixed performance with average scores of 20, 9, and 13, respectively.
Notably, the 2019-2020 season proved to be a turning point for Gotch. While representing Victoria in the Sheffield Shield, he achieved an impressive feat by scoring consecutive centuries, solidifying his reputation as a skilled player.
Beyond his professional career, Gotch also participates in Premier Cricket for the Melbourne Cricket Club. There, he has amassed an impressive record of 5 centuries and 18 half-centuries in the men’s premier firsts.
Adding an intriguing dimension to his background, Gotch is the son of Brad Gotch, a former Australian Rules footballer and coach. Sebastian himself displayed his footballing prowess as a member of the Oakleigh Chargers in the TAC Cup.
Unfortunately, in May 2022, Gotch was compelled to retire from cricket due to a persistent finger injury, concluding a chapter in his sporting journey.
