
Stuart Broad and Jos Buttler are two of England's greatest ever cricketers. They've played together all over the world, won the Ashes, World Cups and scored seven IPL hundreds between them. But they also love cricket, and can't wait to talk about it every week.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | a year ago |
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Stuart Broad and Steven Finn rank the 10 best men's cricketers in the world right now - and unsurprisingly, it's no easy challenge.
Fresh off the end of the English Test summer, the former England fast bowlers use all-formats to pick their ultimate ... more
England batter Jordan Cox hooks up with Stuart Broad and Jos Buttler to discuss his breakthrough summer as a Test cricketer.
Cox takes us inside his match-winning partnership with Joe Root and his first training session with England batting mentor K... more
Jos and Broady give their views on Kevin Pietersenâs appointment as a specialist mentor to the England menâs white-ball teams.
With unique insight into Pietersen the player and person, they assess whether he has the qualities to inspire England to W... more
Broady and Jos are joined by BBC commentator Aatif Nawaz to analyse Pakistanâs turbulent tour of England after the tourists dropped seven players and released their head coach.
Plus, is Englandâs bowling attack worthy of comparisons with the 2005 As... more
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Two hours of unfiltered Ben Stokes. Youâre not going to get that anywhere else. Long time listener and it just gets better and better, well done guys!
Really enjoyed this podcast from a current player and a recently retired player. So really good insight to the current game but the recent top 10 of all rounders i would come up with. I get teammate/english bias.
Flintoff shouldnât be in that list, Iâd put him in the list because thatâs my childhood! Bear in mind they said at the beginning of the episode itâs based on test, yet they have stokes in the top 3 and ahead of botham. Sir Ian doesnât make the top 3 but stokes ahead
Love the podcast but canât believe the blind spot to the negatives of McCallum influence. For me it started when England threw away the last Test against India last year after Brooke had put the team on a virtually unbeatable position. Then the same atrocious unaccountable batting on the Ashes, has left few players in a better place than 2 years ago.
This is easily my favourite cricket podcast. Love the smart insights to the game and listening to legendary guests such as AB. Keep up the good work guys and thanks for what you do
Hey guys, love the pod, I am a 13 year old fast bowler in Australia and my goals is to get into the test team. Could you give some advice on what I could do? Thanks
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Two English cricket legends host candid, wide-ranging chats about modern cricket, leadership, franchise leagues, and the evolving balance between red-ball and white-ball formats. Episodes mix technical analysis, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and personal stories from tours, with a steady stream of guest perspectives from current stars, former teammates, and influential figures in the sport. The show is known for its relaxed banter, deep cricket literacy, and a willingness to tackle off-field topics like media life, coaching shifts, and the dynamics of England's cricket ecosystem. A standout feature is the long-running chemistry between the co-hosts, which often fuels insightful debates, nostalgia, and open reflections on leadership, form, an... more
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Recent guests on For The Love Of Cricket include:
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2. Aatif Nawaz
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