We discuss the results of the England - Pakistan T20 cricket series, and the upcoming T20 World Cup. We look at the England, India, Australia squads and more.

Hosted by Avinash Ehathasan and Zaid Ahmed. We discussed India, New Zealand, South Africa and Australia's hopes of winning the World Cup, as well as Sri Lanka being suspended by the ICC.

Hosted by Avinash Ehathasan and Zaid Ahmed. We decide whether we could keep or release members of England's ODI squad post-World Cup, and discuss whether Angelo Matthews' record-making "Timed Out" wicket was fair, plus the race for 4th place.

Hosted by Avinash Ehathasan and Zaid Ahmed.

Avinash and Zaid dissect Sri Lanka’s woeful performance versus India in the Asia Cup Final, and look at how it all unfolded.

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Hosted by Avinash Ehathasan and Zaid Ahmed.

We review all aspects of the series, with star players including: Dawid Malan, Ben Stokes and more. We also look at changes that both teams will need to make, with the upcoming ODI World Cup in India approaching.

Hosted by Avinash Ehathasan and Zaid Ahmed.

We discuss the results of the first few games of the Hundred 2023, featuring some standout performances by players such as Spencer Johnson, Rhianna Southby, Luke Wood and the rain, which had wiped out nearly half of the first week's play. We also talk about Australia captain Pat Cummins' injury (sustained at the end of the Ashes) and Mitchell Marsh captaining Australia instead.

Hosted by Avinash Ehathasan and Zaid Ahmed.

We discuss Stuart Broad's retirement from international cricket, and his impact on English cricket. We then discuss potential replacements for the Test series in January in India, as well as potential bowling lineups for the series.

Hosted by Avinash Ehathasan and Zaid Ahmed.

We discuss the results of the recent cricket, which was the Ashes 2023 series, which England and Australia drew 2-2. Ben Stokes' men "Bazballed" their way to wins at the Oval and Headingley, but lost the first two Tests.