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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 266 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CricketSports | |||

Adam & Tony review some big developments in English cricket: the appointment of Stephen Fleming as the new Test coach, Joe Root as the new (old) Test captain....and the Clicky Ponting scandal.
Plus, some not particularly charitable thoughts on the H... more
"Oh, infamy, infamy, they've all got it in for me!"
Adam & Tony bring you the definitive verdict on the Ben Stokes melodrama at Trent Bridge. What was that all about? And what happens next - who should be captain, and what will England do without a w... more
Adam & Tony discuss the baffling turn of events that have put Ben Stokes's career in serious jeopardy. Is this the end for the England captain?
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Adam & Tony discuss the ECB's decision to stick with Brendan McCullum and Rob Key. After the Ashes debacle, should heads have rolled? Or do they just about have enough credit in the bank?
Plus, a somewhat belated review of the T20 World Cup, which t... 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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A lively, banter-rich cricket podcast that blends sharp analysis with friendly, often humorous debate. Across recent episodes, the focus tends to be on England's cricket landscape, high-profile series (Ashes, World Cups), leadership decisions, coaching dynamics, and the state of white-ball cricket, with occasional forays into media coverage and fan engagement. The hosts frequently critique administration decisions, celebrate standout performances, and discuss tactical ideas for the team's future, while keeping a broad, global view of the sport. Noteworthy is the balance of technical insight and personal anecdotes, plus a willingness to tackle controversial topics and evolving formats with a candid, approachable style.
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