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Wisden Cricket Weekly

Wisden Cricket Weekly
Women's Cricket
England
Australia
India
T20 World Cup
Test Cricket
England Cricket Team
Cricket
England Women's Cricket Team
Ashes
Ben Stokes
The Hundred
England Women's Cricket
Ashes Series
Joe Root
Women's Premier League
England Cricket
World Cup
County Championship
The Ashes

Join Mark Butcher, Cameron Ponsonby and our rotating cast of brilliant journalists for a weekly digest of the biggest stories from both English cricket and the wider world game.

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Butch & Lauren Winfield-Hill join Katya to preview the women's T20 World Cup which begins this week at Edgbaston as England play Sri Lanka.

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Cameron Ponsonby, Mark Butcher and Phil Walker on the latest from the Stokes-Atkinson incident including Rob Key's press conference, Stokes' unclear future and the decision to appoint Joe Root as interim captain.

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With the 2026 Women's T20 World Cup getting underway this week, Katya looks back on the last time England hosted the tournament in 2009, a tournament they won.

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Cameron Ponsonby is joined by Mark Butcher, Katya Witney and ESPN Cricinfo's Matt Roller to try and make sense of the rapidly-developing Stokes-Atkinson nightclub story. We apologise if you can hear any of the building work going on in the background... more

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Recent Guests

Raf Nicholson
Women's cricket historian and journalist
Journalist/Historian
Episode: Documentary: Inside England’s 2009 Women’s T20 World Cup triumph
Lydia Greenway
England cricketer and selector
England Women's Cricket Team / Selector
Episode: Documentary: Inside England’s 2009 Women’s T20 World Cup triumph
Claire Taylor
England cricketer, Player of the Tournament (2009)
England Women
Episode: Documentary: Inside England’s 2009 Women’s T20 World Cup triumph
Mark Lane
Head coach of England Women's team (at the time)
England Women
Episode: Documentary: Inside England’s 2009 Women’s T20 World Cup triumph
Rachin Ravindra
New Zealand cricketer, guest on episode
New Zealand national cricket team
Episode: Are people underestimating New Zealand? England vs NZ Test series preview, with Rachin Ravindra
Tilly Corteen-Coleman
England's newest left-arm spinner, 18-year-old debutant
England Women's Team, 100 auction entrant
Episode: Knight's concerning form, England's lack of firepower & Tilly Corteen-Coleman on her rise to the top
Tom Brown
Founder and managing director of SACA
South Asian Cricket Academy
Episode: Inside the South Asian Cricket Academy’s expansion into women’s cricket, with Isa Guha
Regina Suddahazai
Player and Wisden regular
Wisden/SACA
Episode: Inside the South Asian Cricket Academy’s expansion into women’s cricket, with Isa Guha
Isla Guha
Former England cricketer and broadcaster
Take Her Lead
Episode: Inside the South Asian Cricket Academy’s expansion into women’s cricket, with Isa Guha

Hosts

Mark Butcher
Host with deep England cricket experience and long-running media presence
Yas Rana
Co-host/host with strong coverage of cricket analysis and interviews
Katya Whitney
Host for Wisden Women's Cricket Weekly; extensive background in women's cricket coverage
Lauren Winfield-Hill
Co-host noted for interview segments and women's cricket coverage

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Innings of The Ashes?

    I’m just confirming i heard it correctly, that a third innings (superb) ton by Jacob Bethell in a dead series (we also lost the test match) is being touted as the “innings of the (last) Ashes” on this podcast, by so-called experts! Personally i’d put Travis Head’s tons at Perth and Adelaide that led to victories and a series win every time! We know Bethell has bags of potential, which he’s single handedly doing his best to undo, but previous comments like “he’s going to be the best batter in the... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Skrimmers
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • A great cricket show

    Well balanced and covers a lovely range of topics across the formats…

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WDL Noble
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Ollie Robinson

    An excellent review as always on the start of the county season. It did dawn on me, based on Ashes events (pre and during), what on earth did Ollie Robinson do to be jettisoned by the England management? The mind boggles!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Skrimmers
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • The hundred saga

    Very surprised and disappointed to hear Booth suggest the current issue regarding Pakistani players at the hundred is a problem of ‘perception’.

    How about a problem of xenophobia, discrimination, employment law and of bringing outside geopolitics into sport? The perception is the tip of a very murky and frankly unpalatable iceberg. Yet again the lesson cricket is teaching…..filthy lucre always wins kids!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nelson’s beans
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • The best cricket podcast

    The best cricket podcast around. A great modern day representation of the historic Wisden brand. Insightful, thorough and funny when appropriate.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Skrimmers
    United Kingdom5 months ago

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Listeners praise independence and depth of cricket insights across formats.
Strong positive sentiment about host dynamics and practical sponsor integrations.
Deep cricket coverage with balanced, informed analysis and engaging chemistry.

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#6
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#210
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#5
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#6
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#34
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#1
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Are people underestimating New Zealand? England vs NZ Test series preview, with Rachin Ravindra
Q: What does Ravindra say about his preparation for the England series beyond just facing the ball?
Ravindra describes a comprehensive preparation regimen that includes training at the high-performance center in Christchurch, specific practice against England's bowlers, and a focus on muscle memory and volume to translate technique into performance.
What’s England’s strongest World Cup XI after an impressive chase vs India? With Nat Sciver-Brunt
Q: Was there a point you worried about missing the first World Cup game?
Nat describes a steady return, noting they were aiming to be ready for the World Cup and that strategic decisions around his bowling role would be managed with the squad, emphasizing the ongoing progress and confidence in readiness.
What’s England’s strongest World Cup XI after an impressive chase vs India? With Nat Sciver-Brunt
Q: Nat, how's the graph?
Nat explains that her progress is on track, with the ability to train and rehab, and that she is hopeful to be ready for the World Cup while prioritizing rest and gradual load management.
Butch on England's spin options, Marcus North for national selector & Cam Steel on the county grind
Q: Is there a standout candidate right now?
No single standout has emerged; the panel contemplates a candidate who can grow into the role and provide value across different phases of a match, possibly even a longer-term 'project' pick.
Butch on England's spin options, Marcus North for national selector & Cam Steel on the county grind
Q: What type of spinner should England look for in the early part of the summer?
The discussion suggests preferring a bowler who can hold up an end, bowl economically, contribute with the bat, and be adaptable across conditions, rather than a purely wicket-taking specialist.

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