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Peter and Gideon watch the rain fall at the end of the third day of the First Test, and discuss the on-going obsequies for Shane Warne.
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Pete and Gideon describe steady progress and farcical conclusion to the second day of the First Test at Rawalpindi.
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Pete and Gideon fight off their lack of sleep by rapping about Shane Warne, cricketer, personality, phenomenon.
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Pete in Pindi and Gideon in The Cogitorium watch Pakistan get the better of Australia on the first day of the First Test, and ponder the timeless appeal of bespectacled cricketers.
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Pete reports in from Pakistan, and Gideon asks about the coffee.
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Pete and Gideon look forward to Australia's tour of Pakistan, discuss the respective squads, and the long, chequered history of Australian visits before their cessation.
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Peter and Gideon enjoy a yarn with a favourite cricketer, Steve O'Keefe, about left-arm spin, coaching, the Big Bash League, Manly-Warringah and Metallica, not quite in that order.
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Peter and Gideon review the week's cricket news (IPL, Pucovski, Sri Lankan T20s) and shamelessly promote Gideon's new book, The Night Was a Bright Moonlight and I Could See a Man Quite Plain.
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Pete and Gideon discuss the departure and legacy of Australian coach Justin Langer in an emergency edition of Cricket, Et Cetera.
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Peter and Gideon talk to Alex Blackwell, former Australian captain, about her great new book Fair Game.
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