Which former Test cricketer presented the 1970s TV show 'Indoor League'?
The Indoor League The Indoor League The Indoor League was a pub games competition series that was produced by Yorkshire Television and aired from 1972 until 1977. The programme was hosted by England cricketer Fred Trueman. The first series (1972) competition was first transmitted by ITV on Thursday 5 April 1973 at 1 pm and ran for the following 6 weeks. The "TV Times" magazine dated 31 March 1973 contains a one-and-a-half-page editorial on featuring darting legend Tom Barrett. Most of the competitions were filmed the previous year before transmission due to various edits that were made to the programmes. From series 2
The Footy Show (rugby league) Vautin, Brohman and Brad Fittler. 2012 has seen Fittler leave the show, and former test cricketer Michael Slater become co-host along with Vautin; Brohman was dropped off as co-host and replaced Andrew Voss as a supporting presenter (most notably presenting the segment "Stuff You May Have Missed"). He returned to being a co-host in 2013. Michael Slater's place on the show had been questioned by fans who continued to ask why a former cricketer is the host of a rugby league oriented television show. Andrew Voss was replaced on the show after 2011 when he was sacked by Nine after