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In this episode, we react to England's humiliation in Perth and ask the big question: Is the "Bazball" experiment officially dead? We break down the savage reaction from England legend Geoffrey Boycott, who has labelled the team "brainless" and "unserious" after their batting collapse. But it wasn't all bad news—Robert "Crash" Craddock delivers a massive verdict on England's bowling, calling their first innings performance "the best attack since the 1980s West Indies."See

Ashes 2025: Why Khawaja Can’t Be Picked, McCullum & Stokes Face a Legacy-Defining Brisbane TestSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With Cummins and Hazlewood out, England won’t get a better shot at the Ashes — and Crash says they should go all-in with five fast bowlers if they’re brave enough. We break down Australia’s attack of Starc, Boland and Doggett and why Joe Root has never looked more nervous coming into a series. Crash also locks in his predictions: most runs, most wickets and his player of the series.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nine days out from the Ashes 2025, Australia is sweating on the fitness of Josh Hazlewood and Sean Abbott, both sent for scans after a huge injury scare that could reshape the series. In this week’s CODE Cricket episode, the panel breaks down what the scans mean for Australia’s preparation — and the key debates still looming: should Nathan Lyon play in Perth, which Australian XI would England least like to face, and could Brendan Doggett become the story of the summer?See

Australia has named a 15-man Ashes squad for 2025, with uncapped Weatherald a potential opener. Dan calls Steve Waugh’s jab at the selectors “ridiculous”, Ben says the selectors must take responsibility for Sam Konstas’ form, and Crash believes this Australian team leaves the door open for England to win the Ashes series.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Crash recalls the wild day he introduced Steve Waugh to Mother Teresa. In 10 years of first class cricket Jofra Archer has played just 46 first class matches, that's four a year! How can he be ready for an Ashes Tour? Plus, “spicy decks” could trigger two-day Tests, and Aussie batters are under 'immense pressure' 🎟️ Special offer for listeners: Subscribe to CODE Sports for just $49 a year👉 https://bit.ly/CodeShop Watch full episodes on YouTube: youtube.com/@codesportsauRead more sport

Australia’s batting depth and England’s pace gamble headline the build-up to the 2025-26 Ashes. With Usman Khawaja’s form under fire, Steve Smith returning for the Sheffield Shield, and Pat Cummins still racing the clock, questions are mounting over who leads Australia’s new-look Test side. Across the pond, England have gone all-in on raw pace — with Jofra Archer, Mark Wood, Gus Atkinson, Josh Tongue, and Brydon Carse forming a 90-mph attack many are calling high-risk,

Pat Cummins could miss the entire Ashes series against England — a massive blow for Australia’s Test summer. We break down the injury fallout, who replaces him for the First Test, and our predicted Australia XI. Can Scott Boland rescue the bowling attack? Where are the Aussie next-gen quicks? Who opens with Usman Khawaja — and could Konstas get a shock recall? Full analysis, squad predictions, and expert insight on Code Cricket.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy