With two wickets in his first over - again - Ollie Robinson threatened Pakistan with the prospect of an embarrassing two-day innings defeat in the final Test at Edgbaston. But the weather and some third wicket resistance won them a brief stay of execution. Simon Hughes and Simon Mann watch England pile up 453 having been 39-3 and totally dominate the second day until the last half hour. This podcast was brought to you by Rothesay Protecting Pensions. Also Toyota's grass roots initiative - the

Welcome to "The Overthrow", Powered by Spond, from The Premier League Cricket Club, the show that has no need for results, stats & performances, just a proper chat with those in & around Premier League & NCCA cricket.🎙️In this show, Livo chats with Alisdair Easton of Shepherds Bush and Ed Brown of New Farnley ahead of this weekends ECB National Club Championship Final at Wormsley on Sunday - and a new name on the most important trophy in club cricket! Thanks for listening and if you enjoy the

Welcome to "The Overthrow", Powered by Spond, from The Premier League Cricket Club, the show that has no need for results, stats & performances, just a proper chat with those in & around Premier League & NCCA cricket.🎙️In this show, Livo chats with Alisdair Easton of Shepherds Bush and Ed Brown of New Farnley ahead of this weekends ECB National Club Championship Final at Wormsley on Sunday - and a new name on the most important trophy in club cricket! Thanks for listening and if you enjoy the

In a deep-dive episode Katya speaks with prominent female coaches such as Lisa Keightley and Fran Wilson about the reasons for the lack of female coaches in professional cricket.Katya also interviews ECB Female Player to Coach Pathway founders Sarah Wright and Diccon Edwards, about their attempts to bring more female coaches into professional cricket.Take Her Lead, ECB and Metro Bank announce partnership to invest in the people powering women's and girls'

Shamik Chakrabarti returns to Cyrus Says after performing across Europe and Australia, with stories about international comedy audiences, Melbourne’s little penguins and life on tour. Cyrus and Shamik then move through a suitably unpredictable collection of stories: AI replacing workers and potentially CEOs, Bengal and Durga Puja, Navratri memories, Indian politics, population numbers, restaurant inspections, Liverpool fandom, unusual international competitions and Cyrus’ story about

Bert breaks down the conclusion of the legal situation of Josh Jacobs this hour in a chat with Rob Demovsky of ESPN, and also delivers his preview of the Minnesota Vikings season ahead. Before the show is over, catch The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, featuring some interesting comments from Aaron Rodgers.

England Pakistan Daily, 3rd Test, Edgbaston Day 1: There is, for a moment, something to cheer for: a tall charismatic young fast bowler with tungsten hair and a silken wrist. Enter Test cricket, for at least a moment, Razaullah. Indeed, if you started this match halfway through the day, you would say that Pakistan have put up some fight. Their bowlers did. Just try not to think about their preceding innings with the bat, because the players involved sure didn't. Daniel Norcross joins Geoff

Simon Mann presents reaction from Edgbaston after the second day of England's third and final Test against Pakistan.Hear from Sir Alastair Cook, Phil Tufnell, Ramiz Raja and Jonathan Agnew after a dominant batting performance with England which left them with a commanding lead over Pakistan. Hear from Dan Lawrence after an impressive batting performance.Plus, Henry Moeran is at Lord's for the Knight-Stokes Cup.

Bert breaks down the big news items and storylines for the Minnesota Vikings this week with Dustin Baker heading into the season opener! Before the hour is over, the two make their picks with Who Wins and Why!

First of all, is Lauren okay? Lauren and Katya catch up after Lauren's blow to the neck in the One Day Cup on Sunday, before delving into why some England players don't play more county cricket & the ECBs latest executive appointments. 0:15 Intro //0:32 Metro Bank//1:00Lauren's injury scare//5:15 Lauren's mad game against Essex//10:15 Ireland/England review//12:40 England player availability//20:32 ECB appointments Take Her Lead, ECB and Metro Bank announce partnership to invest in the

It's back to winning ways for England as the reset of the reset seems to have worked to perfection. Their four-string pace bowling attack is dominant as Jordan Cox and Dan Lawrence continue to give the England selectors a good headache to have. But what is going on with Pakistan with seven players dropped from the squad and the removal of their head coach ahead of the final Test? We chat all this and more in the latest Round The Stumps podcast.

In which Sue, Jules and Brian talk to Sarah Pollard and Steve Price about their experiences of scoring in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026. What matches did they score and how did they score them? Who else was in the scorebox with them? How much will someone pay for a completed tournament scoresheet? Jules confesses to breaking PCS Pro and Sarah declares her passion for scoring in glorious technicolour. Sue asked "Is it obsessive compulsive disorder to fill out every box on the scoresheet?"...

At the end of the 2005 Hume FL season two clubs Brockelsby and Burrumbuttock were in a world of pain - a merger was formed for the 2006 season - it wasn't a dream start winning 4 games in the first 3 years - then things changed, things started to happen and by 2013 under 3rd year coach Daryn McKimmie the Brock Burrum Saints were primed for a fairy-tale premiership - this is how they did it !

This week on On The Front Foot, we discuss the revolving door of Black Caps contracts, reflect on NZ A's successful Australian tour, and examine the implications of the Big Bash League's move towards private ownership. Plus, with concerns growing over the rising cost of attending live cricket, we ask - could next year's Ashes become an event only accessible to the wealthy? Share your thoughts: onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sanaa Hazratjee joins Cricktake to pull back the curtain on the sacrifices behind professional cricket. While USA national team batter Shayan Jahangir spends 40 to 45 weeks a year competing across the globe, Sanaa anchors the home front - raising their daughter Dahlia, advancing her career as a family law paralegal, and navigating life as an associate "cricket widow".  From $200 weekend games and managing fast-food stores to surreal tournament awards, 10-hour home visits, viral World Cup

At least a more competitive day of Test cricket to crown our 1000th episode of this podcast which began in the relatively early days of podcasting in 2017. Older and balder and probably no wiser, Simon Hughes and Simon Mann still try to break down the day's play and explain the finer points to our loyal audience, as Pakistan try and largely fail to deal with England's probing seam attack. Also in this episode some brief highlights of some of the 1000th episodes and a few clips of our favourite

With Australia’s Test squad for South Africa only a few days old, there’s plenty to discuss! On this episode, we catch up with World Cup winner Lucy Hamilton and look ahead to how she plans to match an unbelievable summer. Kane Richardson is back to analyse the Test squad, and he joins Josh Schonafinger to debate the pros and cons of the Big Bash privatisation push. CHAPTERS 00:00 Richo and Josh on the Test squad 19:00 Lucy Hamilton interview 33:35 Food and holidays as a professional

England Pakistan Daily, 3rd Test, Edgbaston Day 1: There is, for a moment, something to cheer for: a tall charismatic young fast bowler with tungsten hair and a silken wrist. Enter Test cricket, for at least a moment, Razaullah. Indeed, if you started this match halfway through the day, you would say that Pakistan have put up some fight. Their bowlers did. Just try not to think about their preceding innings with the bat, because the players involved sure didn't. Daniel Norcross joins Geoff

Simon Mann presents reaction from Edgbaston after the first day of England's third and final Test against Pakistan.Hear from former England captains Michael Vaughan and Sir Alastair Cook, former Pakistan batter Ramiz Raja and Chief Cricket Commentator Jonathan Agnew after a disappointing display from Pakistan which left them trailing England at the end of the day. Hear from Josh Tongue who took four wickets on the first day in Birmingham.Plus, former Pakistan coach Jason Gillespie speaks to Jonathan

Kevin Pietersen has been brought in as England's white ball mentor - is this a stroke of genius or something that could go seriously wrong? At the same time over in Australia there is a big fight taking place over privatisation of the Big Bash - what caused it and how will it end? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices