We enter the final round of County Championship matches with still to be decided both at the top and the bottom of Division One, as well as finding out who will get promoted alongside durham from Division Two. There's also the small matter of the Metro Bank One Day Cup, where Middlesex lifted the trophy after a great final at Trent Bridge against Leicestershire. Joining us this week to discuss events are newbie Dan Whiting, Oliver Hawke, Alex Gates, Dan Haggar, David Wright, Nigel Jones and

We’re back with another episode of Balls, Balls, Banter with Stu and Jim — and, unsurprisingly, things don’t stay sensible for very long!This week, we’re joined by the new captain, who talks us through his plans for the team, his hopes for the season, and presumably how he intends to keep this lot under control.Stuand Jim are also back with TenYouBallSack, how this quiz keeps on going, is anyone’s guess.Plus, we introduce a brand-new segment: The Cricket Court! ⚖️🏏 Our first case sees us putting

On today's episode of Slashing Through the Cordon, we talk about everything that is happening in the world of cricket, at home and abroad.Australia has defeated Zimbabwe 3-0 in a closely contested ODI series, and today we will discuss the results, but more about the players who have put their best foot forward in consolidating their places in this ODI team as the focus starts to turn to next year's World CupAustralia A is currently battling it out on the subcontinent, as are the Australian

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Stick to Cricket returns as Michael Vaughan, Sir Alastair Cook, Darren Gough and David "Bumble" Lloyd discuss Harry Brook's incredible talent, England's Ashes preparations and the latest changes to the Test set-up under Stephen Fleming - Brought to you by Betfair.The panel discuss Fleming's arrival and what it could mean for England, while attention also turns to Marcus Trescothick's future and whether a return to county cricket could be his next move. The team then look

Welcome to the Welcome to the very first Women Sports Journalists Roundtable!Richa is our host, and she’s joined by a stellar panel of journalists -Sharda Ugra - You can read her work here.Manuja Veerappa - Follow her on Twitter & read here work here.Lavanya Lakshminarayan - Follow her on Twitter & read her work here.Samreen Razzaqui - Follow her on Twitter & read her work here.5. Zenia D’Cunha - Follow her on Twitter & read her work here.What makes a journalist chase one story over

Australia's first tour of Zimbabwe in 12 years ends 3–0, but it was closer than it looks. The Cartel digs into Nathan Ellis's brilliant series with bat and ball, Hazlewood's return, Billy Stanlake's injury, and the Zimbabwe seamers who nearly stole the decider. Plus, a last-wicket heist and Marsh admitting his side got lucky.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Paddock and The Pavilion, Stephen Wallis is joined once again by bestselling author Felix Francis, the master of suspense and intrigue.Felix talks about his latest racing thriller, The Chase, which mixes the world of art with horse racing. The question on the cover asks: “Is racing an art worth killing for?” Felix gives us a brief outline of the book, featuring his main character, art dealer Fabian Tulley, and discusses the research that went into his 20th horse racing

Send us Fan Mail In this episode we look back on the Vipers’ team’s semi-final against the Sharjah Warriorz, at the ICC Academy at Dubai Sports City on Wednesday evening, the 23th of September. And it was another back-from-the-dead victory for Vriitya Aravind’s side, by 25 runs, which means they are in Thursday night’s final against the Gulf Giants. We hear from head coach Jack Luffman, the Desert Vipers' Development Lead, who gives us his perspective on another remarkable night of act...

Mitchell Starc joins Heals and Adam for a rapid-fire round on The Player Who... and this one gets personal. He reveals who's actually hit him for the biggest six of his career, opens up on his wicket-keeping idol growing up, and breaks down four of his most satisfying dismissals. Plus the real flight risk in the Australian change room, the story behind "Who's Allen?", and — no surprises here — Travis Head takes out life of the party.#MitchellStarc #ThePlayerWho #Cricket Hosted on

On the latest episode of the PowettPlay Podcast, hosts Jordan Shannon and Kieran Powell discuss a series of reported developments that could have major implications for the future of West Indies cricket, its professional players and the wider regional game. The conversation centres on reports that international player retainers could be reduced by 25%, alongside claims that regional contracts may be shortened from 12 months to seven months. Jordan and Kieran examine what those changes could mean

With CCP still basking in the glory of the test series win vs Sri Lanka.Machel jumped into the CCP studios to hand out the Caribbean Cricket Podcast series ratings. 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 - https://www.patreon.com/Caribcricket If you

September is still a week away from finishing and we have so much cricket to talk about! Kane Richardson and Josh Schonafinger are in the studio to discuss Australia’s travels in Southern Africa, Japan’s close shave, Australia A in India, the One-Day Cup and more! We cross to Louis Cameron in Durban ahead of the ODI series against the Proteas and we look at some of the most obscure cricket bats in history. CHAPTERS 00:00 Richo and Josh chat the Zimbabwe series 11:45 South Africa ODI

Danny Care won over 100 caps for England and spent 19 years wearing the number 9 shirt for Harlequins.Now two years into retirement, Danny joins Bill Beaumont and Ian Botham this week to discuss how he turned to rugby after being released from Sheffield Wednesday alongside Jamie Vardy.He also reveals how his relationship with Eddie Jones got off to a bad start years before he got the England job, why Jones high standards were unsustainable at international level, his friendship with Joe Marler and

Bert breaks down the latest news regarding big injuries in the NFL this hour, including the latest on Jaxson Dart. Before the hour is over, catch the Identity Crisis and The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly on a busy Wednesday!

Bert breaks down the big news of the day this hour before talking Augie Football with Coach OJ and wrapping up the Canaries season with GM Duell Higbe!

Welcome to Episode 360 of The County Cricket Podcast! On today's episode, hosts Aaron, Joe and Ciaran sat down with Middlesex fan and familiar face in the world of cricket content creation Charlie Cooke to discuss the key moments and standout performances from the 2026 Metro Bank One Day Cup as well as the Fourteenth Round of the 2026 Rothesay County Championship such as Warwickshire's critical 8 wicket victory over Essex in Chelmsford, Asa Tribe's outstanding century against Surrey at The Oval,

Are England a seriously impressive White Ball outfit? How good is Harry Brook as a captain? Is he more freakishly talented than KP as a player? Is KP already working wonders under Brendan McCullum? What did we make of Stephen Fleming's first interview as head coach? Will Warwickshire win the County Champ?Sam Ellard is alongside Faraaz Noor and Georgie Heath (returning from Barbados) for this week's episode, discussing England's White Ball freight train barraging on. A dominant 3-0 IT20

Why can Indian and Pakistani cricketers not simply shake hands? In this episode of Cricket Unfiltered, hosts Rajdeep Sardesai and Nikhil Naz examine the growing controversy around India-Pakistan cricket, and why the issue of handshakes has become so politically charged.The conversation compares cricket with other sports, including table tennis, hockey and tennis, where Indian and Pakistani athletes have continued to interact. Rajdeep and Nikhil discuss the different rules governing international

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