
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.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 857 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CricketSports | |||

Cameron and Phil are joined by Cricinfo's Vithushan Ehantharajah to discuss the state of bilateral cricket, Stephen Fleming's first press conference as England Test head coach, County Championship drama and more. Butch is also on the show to review E... more
With Glamorgan set to transition into a tier 1 team next season, Ben sits down with Lauren to discuss the lessons they could learn from Yorkshire's foray into the top division this year, as well as reflecting on another season of county cricket.
Kat... more
Cameron, Lawrence and Butch reflect on the Test summer, which finished with victory for England by eight wickets at Edgbaston. Also on the show, the race to South Africa, Root's captaincy under the microscope, keepers standing up, the County Champion... more
In a deep-dive episode Katya speaks with prominent female coaches such as Lisa Keightley and Fran Wilson about the reasons for the lack of female coaches in professional cricket.
Katya also interviews ECB Female Player to Coach Pathway founders Sarah... more
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Far and away the best cricket podcast. You may disagree with some of the views even though they are always made eloquently, but that is all part of the fun. Outstanding!
Entertaining and knowledgeable hosts and contributors who know their cricket. Only gripe is the presence of Mark Butcher. Nice guy but his analysis is so dry and man, can this guy talk
I’ve listed to the pod since 2020 and am on the verge of unsubscribing. The new host is poor at best, too laddish, speaks too quickly that he his brain cannot keep up, and has some odd takes. Come back Jas, please!
Interesting content but Phil Walker constantly interrupts other speakers mid-sentence. Makes for unpleasant listening.
If the coach has only 3% influence why sack Bazz?
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A weekly briefing on the state of cricket across formats, balancing deep-dive technical analysis with wide-ranging discussions of teams, leadership, and governance. Episodes routinely dissect England's red-ball and white-ball strategies, Pakistan and Bangladesh perspectives, and the evolving landscape of franchise cricket, The Hundred, and domestic structures. Guests range from former players and coaches to journalists and brand partners, providing on-ground insights, coaching philosophies, and sponsorship perspectives. The show is notable for its candid debate, strong analytical rigor, and frequent cross-format context, helping listeners assess squad decisions, coaching pipelines, and the commercial dynamics shaping modern cricket.
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