Tymal Mills and Mark Wood are back with Episode 2 of their latest podcast series from inside the England camp at the T20 World Cup.
 
They reflect on England’s opening win over Afghanistan and look ahead to two massive games in Melbourne against Ireland on Wednesday and Australia on Friday.
 
They also explain the game of pig, how corridor cricket is taking over the team hotel and ask if Mark Wood can reach the 100 mile per hour mark in the tournament.
 
Plus the parents causing chaos at the nets!

Good Pace for Radio Ep 2: Getting set for Ireland and Australia at the G

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Kevin Howells is alongside Tymal Mills and Emily Windsor to discuss this week's big stories coming out of the County Championship. They react to the eight women's teams which have been awarded tier one status from 2025 onwards. Warwickshire Men's captain and current highest run scorer in Division One Alex Davies joins them to talk about his great form so far this season, despite his struggles turning half-centuries into centuries. Also how he manages his bowlers who don't won't to be taken off and tales of Pakistan international Hassan Ali - the prankster. Plus, Ben Bloom, the author of Batting For Time, talks about the future of the domestic game.

County Cricket: How do you manage games as a captain?

Why can't RCB find form despite the heroics of Virat Kohli? And can Rajasthan Royals continue their brilliant season? Nikesh Rughani and Abhishek Jhunjhunwala discuss it all.

The IPL - Rajasthan still rampant, RCB continue to struggle

Kate Cross and Alex Hartley give their thoughts on the new women's domestic set-up and have tales of their winter adventures. Plus, Alex is becoming a golf person...

No Balls: The Cricket Podcast - back in the country, baby!

Kevin Howells is alongside Tymal Mills & Emily Windsor to bring you all the huge stories from the County Championship this week. They speak to Hampshire all-rounder Liam Dawson about the impact the Kookaburra ball has had on the competition and whether it's a good or bad thing for English cricket. They discuss the pressures of a player proving themself when moving to a new team and how can you put a stop to a batting collapse. Plus, Kevin speaks to the editor of Wisden, Lawrence Booth, about the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 2024.

County Cricket: Should Kookaburra be here to stay?

Tymal Mills and Steven Finn join Nikesh Rughani to discuss Jos Buttler's latest heroics after another dramatic week in the IPL. Plus, we hear from Punjab Kings' Kagiso Rabada.

Good Pace for Radio Ep 2: Getting set for Ireland and Australia at the G

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