
Proper cricketing analysis, opinion and insight from former Middlesex bowler Simon Hughes, aka The Analyst, the BBC's Simon Mann, and former England keeper and Ashes winner Matt Prior. The most authoritative cricket podcast out there.. Find us on the Sport Social website: podcast.sport-social.co.uk/podcast/the-analyst-inside-cricket/
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1003 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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The 21 year old debutant Razaullah, who was selling vegetables with his father in Pakistan last week, demolishes Englands unsuspecting attack with a scintillating lower order assault containing a remarkable nine sixes. It was reminscent of Shahid '... more
England win the Test series against Pakistan 3-0. It's a cause for minor celebration, reversing the direction that England seemed to be heading earlier in the summer, but what does it prove? What is the best England batting order going forward, and h... more
With two wickets in his first over - again - Ollie Robinson threatened Pakistan with the prospect of an embarrassing two-day innings defeat in the final Test at Edgbaston. But the weather and some third wicket resistance won them a brief stay of exe... more
At least a more competitive day of Test cricket to crown our 1000th episode of this podcast which began in the relatively early days of podcasting in 2017. Older and balder and probably no wiser, Simon Hughes and Simon Mann still try to break down th... more
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When you cut through the chaff of irrelevant and meaningless advertising, it’s good analysis. Matt Prior adds good insight. I like hearing what professional cricketers say, but not always sure whether journalists add any real insight, or just repeat what others say with no authority to back it up.
If only there was a way to skip advertisements….
Should stick to the two Simons. Matt prior spoils it. Just can’t listen to him.
Loved the show for a long time, but not sure what anyone thinks Matt Prior brings to the show!
More of the two Simon’s, less Matt Prior please
Really enjoyed this. Amazing to hear that David Frith knew Wilf Rhodes as Rhodes played a test in 1899 (with WG Grace).
If you love cricket and want to understand why the game unfolds the way it does, this is simply the best podcast out there.
Simon Hughes and Simon Mann are the perfect pairing. Hughes brings forensic analysis and decades of experience, while Mann's warmth, humour and superb broadcasting instincts make every episode engaging and accessible. Together they strike the ideal balance between serious cricket discussion and enjoyable conversation.
What really sets this podcast apart is that it never s... more
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Two veteran cricket analysts provide in-depth tactical analysis, historical context, and leadership insights across international and domestic cricket, with guests ranging from former players to fans and club figures. Episodes balance on-field breakdowns of Tests, ODIs, and T20s with discussions on coaching, captaincy, grassroots development, and the evolving landscape of English cricket and global considerations. A standout is the mix of long-form analysis, personal anecdotes, and practical takeaways for players, coaches, and administrators, often augmented by guest perspectives and behind-the-scenes context. Potential listeners who enjoy rigorous game insight, strategic thinking, and wide-ranging cricket discourse will likely find this sh... more
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