In this episode, Gaurav Bhatt and Mihir Vasavda are joined by Shivani Naik to talk about the upcoming events in Badminton, Table Tennis, Wrestling, and Boxing.

Talking about the political history of Motera stadium, the upcoming India-England test match, and why the stadium's pitch has garnered criticism.

Sanjog Gupta, head of sports at Star India, about remote broadcasting, increase in cricket viewership, the huge success of last year's IPL, and more.

Mihir shares the experience of covering the men's wrestling nationals in Noida and the women's meet in Agra, and Gaurav previews the first Grand Slam of the year.

English cricket writers Lawrence Booth and Ali Martin join Sriram Veera to discuss how India's triumph in Australia was viewed in England and whether the England vs India rivalry is on par with The Ashes.

What the win at Gabba means for India and how the team can build on this.

Whether the Sydney Test incident will lead to lasting changes in cricket and why we shouldn’t worry about India’s poor performance at the Thailand Open.

R Ashwin and Hanuma Vihari’s stunning resilience, Cheteshwar Pujara and Rishabh Pant’s intent, and the ugly scenes from the stands, which held-up play on Sunday, as India snatched a draw in the third Test against Australia.

In this episode, Gaurav and Mihir discuss to what extent are sportspersons justified in being annoyed by the COVID-19 restrictions.

What are the challenges of promoting the Olympics? Will breakdancing, surfing and esports become mainstream in the future? And what will Olympians look like in the future?