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Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 253 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | CricketSports |
Adam & Tony discuss two things: the 2005 Ashes, and the Hundred. One they like, one not so much. No spoilers which is which.
20 years on, is 2005 the greatest series of all time? Could another series ever be better, or is that physically impossible?... more
Adam & Tony deliver the definitive Verdict on a truly breathtaking Test series between England and India. The best series since 2005? Was 2-2 a fair result? And is this England team still going in the right direction?
Plus, thoughts on Root's new re... more
Adam & Tony discuss the drawn Test at Old Trafford, another fantastic instalment of an enthralling series between England and India. How did India pull off the great escape? Did England let them off the hook? And, with the Oval imminent, who's got th... more
Adam & Tony unpack India's mammoth win at Edgbaston. Is Shubman Gill having a Graeme Smith summer? Are England bad again? Do they need a whole new bowling attack? And should this be the end for Shoaib Bashir?
Plus, important updates on Guernsey's qu... more
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A gentle and often irreverent chat through current and nostalgic cricketing issues. Recommended!
Congratulations on 400 episodes!
The World Cricket Show podcast “ was” and still is a witty and informative cricket podcast and thank heavens it’s back ! Keep them coming please ! Great listening as always .
One of my favourite podcasts, hopefully the guys can keep it going!
Love this pod, informative and entertaining and it just flows, thanks guys.
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This podcast presents a captivating exploration of cricket, integrating humor and in-depth analysis to appeal to a diverse audience. The hosts engage with a wide range of topics including international test matches, the intricacies of different cricket formats, and the dynamics between teams such as England and India. They often feature discussions on historic matches and current events in the cricket world, reflecting on player performances and the emotional narratives intertwined with the sport. Unique segments engage listeners with personal stories and light-hearted banter, elevating it beyond traditional sports commentary. The engaging format fosters a sense of community among cricket enthusiasts, making it an entertaining choice for bo... more
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