On the 10th anniversary of England's victory at the T20 World Cup - the first time England’s men had won an ICC world competition - then head coach Andy Flower joins us to relive the win. The lead singer of Biffy Clyro, Simon Neil, tells us why he’s become hooked on virtual sports since lockdown. We find out what Lionesses and Manchester City captain Steph Houghton was like on the pitch as a teenager and her memories of wearing the captain’s armband for England for the first time. Former world snooker champion Peter Ebdon talks sports psychology, becoming a reiki practitioner and his passion for racehorses. Also joining the podcast is the woman who has done everything in sport. Katy Daley-McLean has won Six Nations Grand Slams, is an Olympian and of course a Rugby World Cup-winning captain. She’s also an ex-teacher. Plus, with 25 European Tour victories to your name, what do you do next? Golfer Lee Westwood reveals his desire to captain Europe’s Ryder Cup team in Italy in 2022.

Dillian Whyte joins the podcast to talk about his upcoming behind-closed-doors fight with Alexander Povetkin and his new series which documents how boxing steered him away from gang violence.

BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew reacts to the news that England players are returning to individual training. Will players be able to opt out if they don’t feel comfortable and what measures are being put in place?

5live sport’s F1 commentator Jack Nicholls brings us the latest on changes to the driver line-up for next year's championship, now that current Renault driver Daniel Ricciardo is set to race for McLaren in 2021, taking the seat of Carlos Sainz, who will move to Ferrari.

As golf courses open again in England and leading professionals return to the green, we hear from five-time winner on the European Tour, Matt Fitzpatrick.

And Darren gives his thoughts on the Anniversary Games being cancelled and the financial impact this could have on athletics.

Former Everton boss, now manager of the Belgian National team, Roberto Martinez reflects on coaching a side dubbed “Belgium’s golden generation.”

Australian comedian and presenter Adam Hills explains why he’s fallen in love with English rugby league and how he introduced physical disability rugby league to the UK.

We catch up with Fallon Sherrock - the first female darts player to beat a man at the PDC World Championships – to talk about moving women forward in the sport and how she’s finally getting comfortable giving interviews.

We hear from the man who has done everything in cricket - player, coach, umpire and radio and TV commentator – David Lloyd, also known to many as Bumble. Did you know he was also a semi-professional footballer for Accrington Stanley back in the day?

Formula 1 driver, Daniel Ricciardo joins us from his parent's farm, just outside Perth, to tell us how he’s finding being back home and coping with the lockdown in Australia.

Plus former England and Commonwealth gold winning netball head coach Tracy Neville reveals what life is like as a new mum, how she’s recovering and exercising after the birth of her son and her plans to get back into coaching.

Naomi Broady joins the podcast to talk about how tennis' governing bodies have created a programme to support players affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Olympic medal-winning swimmer Steve Parry explains how Swim England is asking the government to support pools that are at risk of closure. As UFC 249 approaches, John Morgan - the host of The MMA Roadshow - describes how it's all going to work. With sport off the agenda, golfer Steven Tiley tells us he has swapped the fairway for the factory floor in order to survive financially. Plus, we cross the pond to speak to American basketball journalist J.A Adande about the new Michael Jordon and Chicago Bulls documentary that’s got the world hooked, including Darren.

Eleanor Oldroyd and Darren Campbell are back with The Inside Track.

Ebony Rainford-Brent joins the team to talk about the cancellation of The Hundred and the virtual Madrid Open tournament director Feliciano Lopez reacts to Andy Murray's victory.

Sports editor Dan Roan gives an update on Project Restart for the Premier League.

And the team are joined by Chris Wilkins, co-founder of the Sporting Memories Network and Foundation, to reflect on how memories are helping people through tough times.

Cornelius Lysaght is joined by John Hunt and Steve Crossman to look back on the top 10 horse races that he has covered in his career.

Mark Chapman returns with The Guest List – a chance to catch up with some of the biggest names in world sport. This week Laura Robson reveals that like most of us, she’s been filling her time in lockdown with baking and TikTok. Laura also tells us how it feels to compete against her close friends on court. Olympic heptathlon gold medallist Denise Lewis talks home-schooling her four children and the pressure they feel from a fitness aspect, with having an athlete as a mum. England cricket star and super-over bowler Jofra Archer has been spending quality time playing Call of Duty as he admits he’s loving lockdown, despite misplacing his World Cup medal. Plus, Sir Dave Brailsford tells us how he’s donating hand sanitiser to hospitals, we hear from horse trainer Dan Skelton on working with family, Jack Crawford of the Tennessee Titans reacts to the NFL draft and Southampton legend turned club ambassador and serial marathon runner and iron man Francis Benali joins the podcast.

Mark Chapman is joined by some of the biggest names in sport on this week's edition of The Guest List.

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder talks about life as a Premier League manager during social distancing, the influence that Blades captain Billy Sharp has had on his team and the evolution of Enda Stevens from a disappointing spell in League Two to a Premier League regular.

Five-time Paralympic gold medallist Ellie Simmonds talks about keeping positive during challenging times and inspiring the next generation.

We also hear from World Rugby chairman Sir Bill Beaumont who explains how coronavirus could affect the future of rugby.

Team Europe Ryder Cup captain Pádraig Harrington and tennis hero Tim Henman recall the time Pádraig beat Tim at table-tennis.

And Catalan Dragons scrum-half Sam Tomkins joins us from France.

Another week, another event postponement, this time it's the Tour de France. It will now start on 29 August, following the French government's extension of a ban on mass gatherings to mid-July because of the coronavirus pandemic. Geraint Thomas, winner of the 2018 Tour de France, gives us his reaction to the news. Will it go ahead as planned? Hannah Mills discusses putting her retirement on hold as she plans to defend her Olympic title and become the most successful female sailor in Olympic history. Martin Bisp, the co-founder of Empire Fighting Chance, joins us to talk about how he is using boxing to help vulnerable young people during the pandemic. And it might seem like we'll have to wait a while for our next sporting fix, but the PDC is launching a new tournament featuring darts players in their own homes. World Champion Peter Wright is competing and joins the podcast.

The Guest List with Mark Chapman is back.

We speak to legendary jockey Sir AP McCoy, ten years on from his iconic Grand National win on another star-studded podcast.

It's been 30 years since Sir Nick Faldo retained the Masters and he reflects on his success.

Also joining us are Tour de France winner Geraint Thomas, triple Masters winner Sir Nick Faldo, featherweight boxer Carl Frampton, Formula One's George Russell, England Netball World Cup captain Serena Guthrie and England rugby union international Ben Youngs.