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Peter and Gideon talk to the unfairly talented Mike Atherton, great batsman turned great writer and great broadcaster, from the perspective of his twenty years' watching post twenty years' playing.
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It is 20 years since the famous 2001 Australia India series which ended a record 16 successive winning streak for the Australian side and signalled the beginning of a new era for Indian cricket. Hear Damien Fleming's fascinating account from the rooms and the field in this special episode with only one thing on its mind.
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Peter and Gideon talk to Aussie star David Warner, discuss events at ICC and in the actual world
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On International Women's Day, Peter and Gideon talk to Christina Matthews, Australian cricket's senior most executive: the CEO of the Western Australian Cricket Association since 2011.
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Peter and Gideon discuss how the straight ball became the killer in the Third Test in Ahmedabad, and talk coaching with the straightest man in Australian cricket, Simon Katich, who demonstrates remarkable patience as they try to make their gear work.
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Cricket in all its glory, from the journalists of The Australian.
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