
Proper cricketing analysis, opinion and insight from Simon Hughes, aka The Analyst, the BBC's Simon Mann. and former England keeper Matt Prior. If you want to know what REALLY happened, listen in. Find us on the Sport Social website: podcast.sport-social.co.uk/podcast/the-analyst-inside-cricket/
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 962 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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The second day of the Lords Test was again a bowler-friendly day, and England ended it on top with New Zealand needing another 225 to win - to make the highest score of the match with only 7 wickets in hand. Star of the day debutant Emilio Gay who... more
An extraordinary bowler-dominated day at Lord's when 16 wickets fell for only 200 runs. England's reboot was scotched by excellent New Zealand seam bowling and an awkward first day pitch, not what the MCC would have wanted to celebrate the 150th Test... more
The first Test of the summer is here - the 150th ever staged at Lord's - an opportune moment for England to banish their Ashes ills. Can Stokes and McCullum be realigned on their philosophies and make England more than the sum of their parts, rather... more
Part 2 of our discussion on the art of commentary and how the radio version differs from TV. Simon Hughes, Simon Mann and Gavin Scovell, ICC senior TV director, share invaluable insights into the best (and worst) approaches to commentary, including ... more
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Become a laughable podcast, no editing already makes it very amateurish then the completely pro India commentary around the T20 WC is very unbecoming. Don’t listen if you want objective analysis
Really like the podcast - but, good God, the unannounced advertising - Betfair, Nord VPN, TNT - is almost like watching a tawdry 80s American romcom full of obvious product placement.
Keep the adverts out of the editorial. I know they pay you money for this legalised lying but your integrity is worth more.
Really like the show, followed Hughes as a player in the 80s & got all his books, both are good with the way they come across.The show about Field of Dreams is fantastic, if one lad stays straight & is a good honest person it’s success.
I could not disagree more with the position taken from the contributors on here! The match conditions clearly state BOTH captains have to agree to a draw at the final hour mark. India made the decision to bat on and that is there right! Their paying fans (unlike journalists who get to watch free) wanted to see hundreds from Jadeja and Sundar so why should Gill disappoint them! Just because England’s captain and players, supported by members of the British media, disagree with the decision and pr... more
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Cricket-focused analysis with two seasoned hosts who bring long-form, data-informed commentary, industry context, and behind-the-scenes stories from the professional game. Episodes frequently feature current players and high-profile insiders, offering tactical breakdowns, selection debates, and avenue-rich discussions about county and international cricket, sponsorships, governance, and the evolving economics of the sport. A standout is the chemistry between two expert analysts, often enriched by guest voices from players, coaches, and commentators, providing both technical insights and storytelling that appeal to serious fans, aspiring analysts, and industry professionals.
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