Vas and Ethan recap an eventful day two from the MCG where David Warner battled sweltering conditions to bring up a third career test match double century including a stand of 239 with Steven Smith (85). The pair also dive into where it has all gone wrong for South Africa as the tourists stare down the barrel of yet another embarrassing defeat. 

Ethan and Ted discuss a breakthrough Boxing Day 5-for from Cam Green as he seized control of the match after counter-attacking fifties from Verreyne and Jansen. We also discuss the fall-out from the Gabba greentop.   

Ted and Om discuss an enthralling first day from Brisbane on which both sides had their moments of ascendency. Who can stand up from SA's top order? Why Boland is so good? Is Warner having his "Ponting" moment? All this, and much more... 

A well-dressed Peerson joins Ted and Ethan live from a hotel room in Washington DC to discuss England's remarkable two victories over Pakistan on some quintessentially Pakistani pitches. Should Australia fear England's newfound form and will other teams start to emulate their aggressive style? Plus, is Brook really England's new star and how on earth is Anderson so good?

Ted, Ethan and a globetrotting Navod Senanayake discuss all the talking points after Australia recorded a record-breaking 419-run victory over the Windies. Will Boland play in The Ashes? What went wrong for Green? Is Warner's time coming to an end? What next for the Windies? Listen for our views on these and much much more...

Ted and Om Satija reflect on a one-sided first day of the day-night test where a depleted Windies were plundered by Marnus and the home-town hero, Travis Head. We ask what went wrong for the visitors, whether Warner should retire and debate the benefits of the Adelaide Oval pitch. 

Ted and Ethan discuss Australia winning an entertaining Test match thanks to Nathan Lyon's masterful 4th innings 6-for. They acclaim a complete performance by the Australians but find much hope in the West Indies' efforts. Finally, they ask whether Holder and Joseph should switch ball for bat.

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Ted and Peerson discuss an interesting day on which Marnus became the 8th person to score a century and double century in one match and Kraigg Brathwaite led a staunch Windies resistance with a chanceless century.

Ted, Navod and Ethan another record-breaking day for Australia. Despite a promising start, the Windies fell for just 289 to an on-song Australian bowling quartet while Pat Cummins took his 200th wicket and Lyon became the 9th-highest Test wicket-taker.

Vas Shipp takes over the hosting chair and Ethan joins him to discuss a historic day for the Aussies where Smith and Labuschagne became just the 5th pair to score double centuries in the same match. 

The Windies openers, led by their bright new hope, Tagenarine Chanderpaul, showed good fight in the final session as they look to force the game as long as possible.