Send us a text India didn’t cruise this time. Yashasvi Jaiswal went massive, captain Shubman Gill added 129, and Kuldeep Yadav spun a five-for. But West Indies roared back as John Campbell (maiden hundred) and Shai Hope (classy ton) stretched the follow-on. We debate the early declaration, bowler workload, India’s tail-wrapping problem, and how KL Rahul sealed the chase. Takeaways: Sai Sudharsan locking No.3, Jurel as elite WK backup, and why WI should let Imlach keep so Hope bats at 4....

Beyond23 is back with Michael Clarke and Erin Holland for a huge episode as the countdown to the Ashes begins, and yes, we’re going on tour! The duo break down Australia’s record-breaking chase against India in the Women’s World Cup, the biggest successful run chase in Women’s ODI history, and looks ahead to a highly anticipated Men’s ODI series between Australia and India. We also dive into David Warner’s bold 4-0 Ashes prediction, why Pat Cummins might miss the opening Test, and whether England’s

Ed Hawkins, Paul Krishnamurty and Richard Mann have the Ashes betting latest plus the hugely profitable best bets for New Zealand v England in the third T20 and Australia v India in the second ODITake advantage of some of the early Ashes markets thanks to our new sponsors 7bet with their welcome offer - Bet £10 get a £10 free bet you'll be on to a winner! (T&Cs apply)Sign up now to 7bet here: https://record.7bet.partners/_5wb9mxbcOROXrZzxC638nWNd7ZgqdRLk/1/Join the podcast's growing

A quarter century of amazing cricket deserves to be recognised! So we've scoured through over 1,500 internationals played out by Australia's men's and women's teams to bring you the complete top 25. We've rated each match based on six categories; context or occasion, star power, performances, drama or tension, watchability and how it's remembered today. To prevent spoilers, we won't list what each match is in the episode index, but we will leave time stamps for each new entrant. Don't forget to head

Women’s World Cup Day 13, Australia India: That was quite something. India set Australia the biggest ever run chase in women's ODIs... and then you'll never believe (you will believe) what happened next. Two thrilling opening stands, a bunch of weird umpiring, injuries, retirements, and bowling problems, it's all going on between the two Cup favourites. Support the show with a Nerd Pledge

In this episode of the show, Baldy, Binksy, Jamie and Stu look back at a rainy week on the cricketing calendar, which saw England begin a T20 series against the Black Caps, Australia hosting India, Pakistan defeating South Africa, rain dent the White Ferns' chances at the Women's World Cup and the advent of a new format (that looks somewhat similar to an old format and a current one).We start the show at Hagley Oval, where the Black Caps hosted England in an incomplete T20I to start off the

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,

In this episode of The Paddock and the Pavilion, host Stephen Wallis begins his Ashes Special Series Who Will Win the Men’s Ashes? He speaks to Rick McCosker, the former Australian opening batter; Chloe Hill, the Northamptonshire wicketkeeper-batter; Lee Smith, Head Coach of Cambridgeshire Women; Tim Wigmore, sports journalist at The Telegraph; and Kobus Olivier, the inspiring CEO of the Ukrainian Cricket Federation.Together, they share their thoughts ahead of the 2025 Men’s Ashes, discussing who

Bert breaks down the playoff fields if the season ended today in the NFL, takes a long look at the odds, and also talks all things USD Coyote football with Coach Travis Johansen!

Bert delivers the latest news and reaction from a wild Week 7 in the NFL, and also ranks his top teams in this week's Power Rankings. Before the hour is through, Bert hits the latest MLB and NBA news and odds!

The Diaspora Files - Machel explores how the Cricket West Indies can do more to widen the talent pool.As ever please leave a rating, review and subscribe to the Caribbean Cricket Podcast. No other channels keeps it as real as we do on the Caribbean Cricket Podcast. If you'd like to support the Caribbean Cricket Podcast you can become a patron for as little as £1/$1 a month here - patreon.com/Caribcricket If you would like to read some high quality articles on West Indies cricket - please

Episode 8 – Season Insights with Mark AlleyneHost Dan Whiting is back for Episode 8, joined by Phil O’Rourke and special guest, head coach Mark Alleyne. In this episode, they reflect on the season, sharing insights, strategies, and memorable moments. Expect thoughtful analysis, candid discussion, and a few laughs as the trio give listeners a front-row seat to the season’s highs and challenges.

On the week’s episode of the pull shot podcast we talk about the women’s World Cup and Asia cup before finishing with a game of guess the cricketer.

Welcome back to Beard Before Wicket with Moeen Ali, Adil Rashid, Nubaid Haroon and special guest Hashim Amla!In this episode Amla discusses his career milestones, THAT 311*, the one thing that he nearly quit that made him successful and why he silently disappeared from cricket. This and SO much more!Available on ALL podcast networks & YouTube!00:00 - Intro00:59 - "The Best Beard In Cricket"03:19 - How Hash Met Mo & Rash06:22 - Growing Up & Early Sports Influences14:55 - Test Debut,

Hi there! Welcome to Episode 336 of Never on the Backfoot Podcast. It’s been a week of contrasts at the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 — from Sri Lanka’s commanding batting displays at home to South Africa’s ruthless precision, and from Australia’s clinical dominance to Pakistan’s heartbreak under grey Colombo skies. Across these matches, weather interruptions, tactical battles, and individual brilliance have all shaped the narrative. In this episode, we break down the key moments from Matches 15

The Contest Cricket Show is back — and so is Marnus! In this episode, we break down the latest round of Shield action as selectors start sweating over Australia’s top six. We take a nostalgic swing into the backyard to talk about how the Bluey “Cricket” episode perfectly sums up why we all fell in love with the game. And of course, everyone’s favourite segment returns — The Spirit of Cricket Award — where we celebrate those doing their very best to uphold the spirit of the game… by completely

We spoke to Cricket Statistician, Mazher Arshad on everything current Pakistan cricket and what it takes to be the stat guy in cricket. Enjoy!Use code "BP15" for an exclusive 15% off your purchase at Yashi Sports: https://www.yashisports.com💼 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/BackwardPointPodcast Timestamps:0:00 - Covering the women's ODI World Cup & Pakistan cricket matches 5:25 - Criticism of Pakistan players, CBA's content & toxic Pakistan fan culture

On this episode of the PowettPlay Podcast, hosts Jordan Shannon and West Indies cricketer Kieran Powell look ahead to the highly anticipated Bangladesh vs West Indies ODI series but this time, with a Bangladesh perspective.Joining the lads is Sohrawordi Shuvo, the former Bangladesh left-arm spinner, who shares exclusive insights on the current Bangladesh squad, team balance, and what fans can expect from the upcoming matches. Shuvo breaks down the conditions in Dhaka, offering an expert take on

Eastcote had a fantastic 2025, getting promoted to Div 1 and doing so with a number of weeks to spare. Their skipper, Dan Travers, joins Sal and Dan to talk us through the season. Plus, two Div 2 teams of the season (from Dan T and Sal) are also revealed.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We are inching ever closer to the business end of the tournament. India has blinked 3 times, the Proteas plant their flag, the Poms go on their merry way, the Aussies do Aussie things whist the sub continental trio of Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh put up some world class fight and show off some seriously good bowling attacks. Email us at Honeylabradormedia@mail.com