Send us Fan Mail This time we have a bumper episode for you as we wrap up the ILT20 Development Tournament, the event that saw UAE players given the opportunity to showcase their talent before next month’s DP World ILT20 auction ahead of Season 5. The side representing the Desert Vipers finished as runners-up for the second successive season, losing out in the final to the Gulf Giants team by four wickets. Coming up we hear from Jack Luffman, the Desert Vipers’ Development Lead,...

The TMS team look back at a sometimes chaotic English cricket season.Henry Moeran is joined by fellow TMS commentator Simon Mann, World Cup winner Ebony Rainford-Brent and Matt Henry from the BBC website to discuss the themes of the summer. From the dramatic demise of Bazball to the rise of the men’s T20 side. From a home Women’s World Cup to the revamped Hundred.

Welcome to our fifth episode of The County Cricket Podcast Diaries!With the 2026 Rothesay County Championship drawing to a close over the weekend, Aaron took the opportunity to catch up with BBC Radio Leicester commentator Adam Whitty and reflect on Leicestershire's first campaign in the top flight for 23 years, the Foxes' valiant performance against Middlesex in the Metro Bank One Day Cup Final at Trent Bridge as well as the potential transfers that the club may be looking to make over the Winter

In this episode, Chris Pitt, author and horse racing historian, takes us back to The Frying Pan, better known as Ally Pally racecourse, or by its proper name, Alexandra Park.Chris explores the history of the north London course, which closed in September 1970, including the famous horses who raced there, the course specialists who mastered the track and what made Alexandra Park such a unique racecourse. We also hear from three former jockeys, legendary Australian Ron Hutchinson , Ray Still and

England finished their home season by beating Sri Lanka in ODI and T20I series. Alan Gardner was joined by Matt Roller and Vish Ehantharajah to discuss the progress being made under Harry Brook and Brendon McCullum.

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Sam Ellard is joined by the former South Africa international Dane Vilas and Cricket Broadcaster and Writer Cameron Ponsonby to look back at the 2nd ODI between South Africa and Australia in Johannesburg, as the Proteas sealed the series with a 32-run victory at the Wanderers. They discuss if South Africa are in the best place to win the ODI World Cup on home soil next year, discuss if there are any concerns about Australia following back-to-back defeats, and look back at match-winning centuries for

Welcome to Cyrus Says!On this episode of Cyrus Says, Rajeev Masand joins Cyrus Broacha for a conversation about his journey from being one of India’s best-known film critics to working on the other side of Bollywood with Dharma and helping actors navigate scripts, films and their careers.Rajeev talks about why he walked away from film criticism, how Karan Johar convinced him to make the switch, what really goes into choosing scripts for actors, and some of the bizarre requests and realities

Pete and Gid report on the departure of yet another Cricket Australia chair, with Mike Baird standing down in the face of resistance from states to private investment, to be replaced for the time being by....Boonie? Seriously, what gives? Also: Australia wipe the floor with Australia in a sixth consecutive bilateral ODI series. What does this mean for the forthcoming three-Test series, starting next week in Durban? Get Your 'Free Imran Khan' Shirt Here! Support Independent Journalism at

Tyrese Proctor’s story has all the makings of a sports epic: Aussie roots, a professional basketball-playing dad, and a sky-high leap from Sydney’s Shire to the Cleveland Cavaliers.In this episode of Game On with Grace, Grace Hayden sits down with Tyrese Proctor to unravel what it really takes to cross continents in pursuit of the NBA dream. They dig into college rivalries at Duke, sacrifices off the court, and the pride of repping the Boomers in green and gold.Hear Tyrese Proctor break down

On the latest episode of the PowettPlay Podcast, hosts Jordan Shannon and Kieran Powell deliver a detailed review of the 1st One Day International between India and the West Indies, breaking down the key performances, tactical decisions and wider issues surrounding the Caribbean side.The discussion begins with the West Indies batting performance, where Justin Greaves earns deserved praise after producing a superb maiden ODI century. Jordan and Kieran examine the maturity of his innings, the way he

England's final act of the longest, hottest cricket season in memory was to crush feebl Sri Lanka by the colossal margin of 223 runs. It doesn't entirely camouflage England's long-form deficiencies but it was an impressive finish. The two Simon's discuss the current state of the England cricket team,, who are the winners and losers, how their three to follow fared during the season, reflect on a tight Rothesay County Championship tussle and reveal the extraordinary evolution of the reverse sweep

South Africa Australia Daily, 2nd ODI, Johannesburg: Australia were bullish at the Bullring, talking about levelling the series. South Africa's batters levelled the Australians. The chase was hefty, but the chasing was just as Bison-sized. So could the visitors correct their course this time around, and make use of another massive opening stand? Not when Australia's middle order is busted. Call it Cam Green syndrome.Could you support the show? You can send us aNerd Pledgeor become a member

It seems West Indies have decided to place their faith in Ackeem Auguste for now. Is that the right thing to do? Machel takes a look at his career so far and discusses the pros and the cons. As ever please leave a rating, review, comment and follow the Caribbean Cricket Podcast. No other channel 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 £2/$2 a month here -

England thrashed Sri Lanka at the Oval to finish the summer with a series victory.Simon Mann is joined by Phil Tufnell, Ebony Rainford-Brent, Russel Arnold and Andy Zaltzman to review the Sri Lanka series and the limited overs summer and ask how strong England’s white ball unit looks going into the winter.Plus, we hear from England captain Harry Brook, Player of the match Tom Banton, Player of series Will Jacks, Sri Lanka captain Kusal Mendis and England white ball coach Brendon McCullum.

In this episode of the show, Binksy, Baldy, Raj and Stu look back at the week that was to discuss batting questions for Australia's white-ball side, England's summer performance, the arrival of Stephen Fleming, the retirement of Mark Wood, and the Black Caps' T20 squad to take on India in a few weeks' time.We start the show with a conversation about Australia's recent white-ball performances and the key questions facing the squad a year out from the ODI World Cup. We examine the allrounder

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Welcome back to The Sunday Service! This week, Mr Church talks about his feelings before the start of the final day of cricketing action for this summer in the northern hemisphere. Mr Gompertz reads a story from The Good Book, where Young Michael Holding suggest to Young Mark Wood that he ought to move his run-up back. WG Rumblepants talks about the legacy of the great John Wisden, not just through the annual cricket almanack in his name, but also his skills as a cricketer. And finally, curte...

The Blaze, we are in awe! What a season for the Blaze, doing the treble and wrapping up the season in style in Southampton. Tier 2 also concluded with Middlesex champions in the One Day Cup.

Australia leave Harare with a 3-0 series win, but with plenty of takeaways to discuss.Josho and Jimmy sit with a week that asked the 50-over questions after Windhoek. Two results that looked ugly on paper. One finish that was anything but: Zimbabwe 271, Australia nine down, 27 still needed, a packed Harare Sports Club on its feet, and a one-wicket win with one ball to spare.We work through the series game by game — Newman Nyamhuri’s maiden ODI five-for, Brad Evans as the lead seamer, Craig Ervine’s