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Unknown Host hosts World Cricket Show, a sports show with 266 episodes published.
Adam & Tony review some big developments in English cricket: the appointment of Stephen Fleming as the new Test coach, Joe Root as the new (old) Test captain....and the Clicky Ponting scandal. Plus, some not particularly
"Oh, infamy, infamy, they've all got it in for me!" Adam & Tony bring you the definitive verdict on the Ben Stokes melodrama at Trent Bridge. What was that all about? And what happens next - who should be captain, and wh
Adam & Tony discuss the baffling turn of events that have put Ben Stokes's career in serious jeopardy. Is this the end for the England captain? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Adam & Tony discuss the ECB's decision to stick with Brendan McCullum and Rob Key. After the Ashes debacle, should heads have rolled? Or do they just about have enough credit in the bank? Plus, a somewhat belated review
Adam & Tony look ahead to the T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka. Out of nowhere, we've got a cricket World Cup on our hands - and it's the most global tournament ever. What can we expect? Can anyone stop India? And ha
Adam & Tony conduct an inquest into another whomping humiliation for England in Australia. Hopes were high coming into the series - was that optimism misplaced, or did England truly blow an opportunity? Is McCullum to bl
Adam & Tony discuss an extremely rare event - an England win in Australia. After 15 years and 18 Tests, they've finally done it - but how much can we really read into a two-day shootout? And with Sydney fast approaching,
After 11 crazy days, it's all over - Australia have won the Ashes. Again. Adam & Tony begin the post-mortem on England's disastrous tour, asking all the big questions. Where did it all go wrong? Is it time for sweeping c
Adam & Tony discuss a grim few days in Brisbane for England. What has gone so terribly wrong? Why are the tactics so bad? Why are they so lacking in intensity? And despite everything - is there actually still hope? Plus,
Adam & Tony review a brilliant day of Test cricket in Brisbane. A historic century for Root, more wickets for Mitchell Starc, some brilliant fielding by Australia, and runs for Zak Crawley - England's day? Or are we just
Adam & Tony reflect on a jaw-dropping first Ashes Test in Perth. England humbled in two days - what went wrong? Amidst stiff competition, is this the worst defeat in Australia in their recent history? Should they be play
Adam and Tony review a breathless opening day in Perth. 19 wickets fell - the most in an Ashes Test since 1909. Who's on top heading into the second and (possibly final!) day? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for m
It's the Ashes! Adam & Tony bring you the ultimate preview of the 2025-26 Ashes, answering all the big questions. Do England actually have a chance? Are Australia over the hill? Will Root score a hundred? Will Bashir tak
Adam & Tony discuss two things: the 2005 Ashes, and the Hundred. One they like, one not so much. No spoilers which is which. 20 years on, is 2005 the greatest series of all time? Could another series ever be better, or i
Adam & Tony deliver the definitive Verdict on a truly breathtaking Test series between England and India. The best series since 2005? Was 2-2 a fair result? And is this England team still going in the right direction? Pl
Adam & Tony discuss the drawn Test at Old Trafford, another fantastic instalment of an enthralling series between England and India. How did India pull off the great escape? Did England let them off the hook? And, with t
Adam & Tony unpack India's mammoth win at Edgbaston. Is Shubman Gill having a Graeme Smith summer? Are England bad again? Do they need a whole new bowling attack? And should this be the end for Shoaib Bashir? Plus, impor
Adam & Tony reflect on a magnificent Test match at Headingley. Records tumbled as England chased 370 on the final day - how do they keep making these extraordinary chases seem so routine? Has Duckett become one of the be
Adam & Tony look ahead to Australia v South Africa at Lord's - the third edition of Test cricket's showpiece event. Are Australia big favourites? Are South Africa lucky to be in the final, or actually a better team than
Adam & Tony deliver the definitive preview of the one-off Test between England and Zimbabwe. It's Zimbabwe's first Test in England for 22 years - can they give the home side a run for their money? How will England's new-
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