Cricket, Et Cetera

Peter and Gideon peer through the rain at proceedings in the Fourth Test in Sydney, sample the plush surrounds of the SEN commentary box, and review the highly recommended hospitality of Willie the Boatman in St Peters.

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Peter and Gideon discuss England's woes on the eve of the Sydney Test, the on-going stress of COVID, and how to carry a turntable and amp on a motorbike.

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Pete and Gideon talk to Mustafa Qamari, cricket journalist from Afghanistan, about his escape from Kabul - via this ridiculous podcast.

www.battingforafghanistan.org.au/event/batting-for-afghanistan

www.willietheboatman.com/

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Peter and Gideon watch Australia sprint to Ashes victory in 80 minutes on the third day in Melbourne. Plus: road trip plans.

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Thanks to COVID, Peter and Gideon watch the second day of the Third Test from different vantages, but reunite to reflect on the timeless genius of Jimmy Anderson and the endless masochism of supporting England.

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Pete and Gideon watch Australia take the upper hand on the first day of the Boxing Day Test. Pete proves his scriptural knowledge. Gideon opines on Illy.

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Peter and Gideon watch from afar as Australia go 2-0 up at the Adelaide Oval despite a stirring resistance from England's Jos Buttler.

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Peter and Gideon watch Joe Root and England in agony, and also plan their escape from the reign of Nicole Spurrier.

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Peter and Gideon watch Australia take a stranglehold on the Third Test and have a recommendation for your swimming pool. 

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Peter and Gideon see Australia seize the upper hand in the Second Test and wonder whether Pat Cummins is the Julian Assange of Australian cricket.

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