Welcome to Cyrus Says!On this episode of Cyrus Says, author Akshay Chavan joins Cyrus Broacha to talk about his new book, The Wealth Networks, and a side of Indian history shaped by trade, geography and commerce.Akshay talks about how ancient India was connected to the world through spices, cotton, gold, silver, horses and major trade routes. He also gets into the Golconda diamond mines, Bihar’s role in the global saltpeter and gunpowder trade, and how places like Paithan, Bharuch, Sopara,

Pri and Tarun are back after two weeks away, and somehow there is both too much cricket and not enough cricket worth watching. We get into India’s Asian Games campaign, the sword over Harmanpreet Kaur’s captaincy, and Abhishek Sharma’s crazy 30-ball hundred. Plus, we're picking apart India’s upcoming ODI squad, mourning the absence of Bhuvi and Shami, and gossiping about Ajit Agarkar.And, as always, there are celebrations about Virat Kohli returning to our screens!

England win the Test series against Pakistan 3-0. It's a cause for minor celebration, reversing the direction that England seemed to be heading earlier in the summer, but what does it prove? What is the best England batting order going forward, and how effective will this England bowling attack be in South Africa? Simon Hughes and Simon Mann assess the entrails, evaluate the winners and losers and also ask where this now leaves Pakistan. This podcast is supported by Nord VPN - To get the best

It’s Story Time, our weekly walk through cricket history. This week, Geoff and Adam were meant to do four numbers rather than two, but with the Sandpaper Redux tour looming, it seemed an apt time to revisit 2018 in detail. Also this week, a spot of Bradman mythbusting.YourNerd Pledgenumbers for this week: 3.00 – Andrew Pelechaty 2.60 – Matt Near the Gabba Could you support the show? You can send us aNerd Pledgeor become a member

The Hundred 2026 – A Reset Year.Rosa Simkin, MCC’s Young Female Broadcaster of the Year, joins the podcast for an in-depth review of the tournament. Rosa selects her team of the tournament and describes each franchise’s performance in one word. We also hear short clips from Notts CCC Director of Cricket Mick Newell on this year’s Hundred. As always, it’s another insightful look at women’s cricket from one of the sport’s rising stars. Please subscribe to us onApple podcasts, Amazon music,

Ian Shepherd is joined by Ben Warren, Peter Wanless & Anthony Gibson to chat about Somerset Men's emphatic win up at Grace Road, a heart-breaking end to the season for Somerset Women, and make a bold suggestion for the vacant post of Club Chair...

Jordan Shannon and West Indies international Kieran Powell are back on the PowettPlay Podcast to break down the upcoming India vs West Indies T20 series, with Kieran naming his ideal West Indies T20 squad for the tour of India.With the West Indies T20 setup continuing to evolve, Jordan and Kieran debate whether this is the perfect opportunity to give exciting young players such as Zachary Carter and Kamil Pooran a chance on the international stage. With modern T20 cricket demanding fearless,

D-Bob and Kandy break down India's emphatic seven-wicket win over Afghanistan in the 1st T20I in Delhi. Abhishek Sharma's blazing 82 off 32 balls ended the chase in 13.4 overs, Arshdeep Singh (3/19) and Varun Chakravarthy (1/16) kept Afghanistan to 156/8 — and Jasprit Bumrah marked his injury comeback by completing 350 T20 wickets, only the third Indian ever to get there. Plus: what Afghanistan must fix before the 2nd T20I.

Welcome to another episode of the ACP!We are happy to have friend of the show,Ramjoining us. Games Covered ENG v PAK: 3rd Test and series wrap-up. NAM v SA: ODI series. ZIMw v SAw: T20I series. Women's Asia Cup T20i: Semifinals. ENGw v IREw: ODI series. ETPL 2026: Games starting in Dublin. Duleep Trophy: Finals. Other news CA decides to allow privatization of BBL, however some discussions still needed. AFG to host BAN and ZIM in Oct-Nov for multi-format

In this episode of the show, Binksy, Jamie and Stu look back at the third test between England v Pakistan with an eye to what we've learned from the series as a whole and the key questions still remaining for England before they head to South Africa.We start the show with our initial reaction to England's dominant series win, which has been somewhat overshadowed by Pakistan's flat performances on the field and at times shambolic team dynamics off it. As the conversation continues, we

Machel takes a look at Keemo Paul, one of the forgotten men of West Indies cricket. Keemo put in a very strong performance in this year West Indies Championship should he be on a West Indies selection radar.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 -

This week:England v Ireland series wrap-upIrish & Scottish players in English domestic cricket - what should the rules be?A bonkers week in the One-Day Cup & 2 Berkshire greats retireEngland player availability debunkedLeah Poulton replaces Clare Connor

Welcome back to The Sunday Service! This week, Mr Church gives us the match report on the latest fixture in the Parish XI calendar. Mr Gompertz reads a passage from The Good Book about the importance of tailenders or, as they're called in The Good Book, 'end-of-the-tail'. WG Rumblepants talks about the importance of club cricket, and how it's much more about the club than it is about the cricket. And finally, curtesy our good friends at Newberry Cricket, we've got a brand new prize to give aw...

Following a mixed T20 series in Namibia — two victories over the hosts and three defeats to South Africa — Australia arrive in Harare for a three-match ODI series. We review the key takeaways from Windhoek, consider Zimbabwe’s likely XI in the absence of an official squad announcement, and set predictions for a contest that carries significant World Cup preparation value. We discuss team depth, selection questions, and whether Zimbabwe’s ODI side can produce competitive performances against one of

D-Bob and Kandy break down England's eight-wicket win over Pakistan at Edgbaston: Joe Root's calm chase, Razaullah's record-equalling debut, and what the 3-0 whitewash means for both sides.#Cricket #TestCricket #ENGvPAK #Edgbaston #JoeRoot #CricketPodcast #JustCricket

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.We talk about the expectations for the ODI series against Australia. Welcome to CFM Weekly, the live show for South African Cricket Fans. Every Monday, our host will cover the news, bring on a guest and open up the lines for fans to call in.

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England Pakistan Daily, 3rd Test, Edgbaston Day 4: For a final intoxicating moment, the chance of a miracle continued to beckon. But it would take more than a shock comeback to solve the problems of Pakistan cricket. It is telling that our first reaction after a sensational debut is to fear for that player's future. Such is the mess of mismanagement and disaster. Daniel Norcross joins Geoff Lemon.Could you support the show? You can send us aNerd Pledgeor become a member

England have wrapped up a dominant 3-0 series win, chasing down the target with ease thanks to twin fifties from Root and Cox.In this video I break down Day 4 at Edgbaston: Mohammad Abbas' brilliant start with the ball, Root and Cox's unbeaten half-centuries steering England home, and a full look back at how this series unfolded for both sides.🏏 What's covered:Full Day 4 breakdown and how England sealed the chaseAbbas' early double-strike and why it didn't matterRoot and Cox's fifties and Jordan

Simon Mann is joined by Jonathan Agnew, Michael Vaughan, Sir Alastair Cook, Ramiz Raja, Phil Tufnell and Andy Zaltzman to review a dramatic 3rd Test against Pakistan, look back on the men’s red ball summer as a whole and look ahead to the Tests in the winter.We also get reaction from England captain Joe Root, Pakistan captain Babar Azam, Player of the Match Dan Lawrence. Player of the Series Ollie Robinson and England interim coach Marcus Trescothick.