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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.
0:15 Intro //1:00 Metro Bank //3:43 What success looks like in this World Cup //11:00Who would Lauren bring ... more
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.
Whilst England's 2017 World Cup win is often attributed as being a momentous moment for ... more
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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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
Well balanced and covers a lovely range of topics across the formats…
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!!!
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!!
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This show delivers thoughtful, data-rich discussions on cricket's biggest stories across both England and the global game. Listeners can expect balanced panel analysis, tactical debates, player development, and squad selections, often framed around current series, domestic structures, and the evolving professional landscape for both men's and women's cricket. Noteworthy is the blend of veteran insights with current-player perspectives, plus regular sponsor integrations that ground conversations in real-world cricket contexts. The format tends to mix immediate match or series takeaways with longer-term structural debates, making it appealing to listeners who want both sharp analysis and storytelling around the sport's broader ecosystem.
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