England defeat Pakistan in the ICC Men's Twenty20 Cricket World Cup final, becoming the champions again for the second time in the tournament's history. Nuwan and Hasith sit down to analyse where it all went wrong for Pakistan and what England did right to add another gleaming piece of silverware to their trophy cabinet.

With the Men's T20 world cup final just over one day away, the In The Salmon duo sit down to discuss all the highs and lows of this epic tournament. England meet Pakistan in the world cup final, with Nuwan and Hasith providing their analysis as to who will take out the prized trophy. We are all set for a blockbuster T20 cricket world cup final (provided the rain stays away) and we cannot wait for the action to get underway!

As the ICC Men's T20 World Cup rapidly approaches the business end of the tournament, Nuwan and Hasith sit down to chat about all the rollercoaster action that has taken place of late. The Netherlands pulled off a stunning, unexpected victory over South Africa, causing the Proteas to crash out of semi-final contention and continue their extended run of being perennial chokers in global tournaments. It means Pakistan have now snuck into the semi-finals alongside India, New Zealand and England, causing Nuwan and Hasith to analyse who has the best chance of securing the coveted silverware.

The mood is a little melancholy here at In The Salmon, as Nuwan and Hasith discuss the aftermath of Sri Lanka's dismal performance against New Zealand in the T20 World Cup. The duo also chat about the rise of Zimbabwe in this tournament and their quest to gain the respect and admiration of the cricketing world once more.

In The Salmon sees its first guest appearance on the show, as the duo invite passionate India fan and all-round knowledgeable cricket nerd Sanjeet Ajgaonkar to give his thoughts on that incredible game at the MCG on Sunday evening. Sanjeet was lucky enough to attend the iconic T20 World Cup India-Pakistan clash and shares his experience being part of the 90,000-plus fans who witnessed a Virat Kohli special that night.

Australia's World Cup campaign is under pressure after their heavy defeat to New Zealand in the opening game of the Super 12s. Nuwan, Hasith and Sanjeet discuss the host nation's chances of defending their title and explore the options available to keep their World Cup hopes alive.

*Note: This episode was first recorded on Monday 24th October 2022.

Namibia pulled off one of the most remarkable upsets in T20 World Cup history, defeating a strong Sri Lanka side in the opening game of the tournament and still failed to qualify for the Super 12s. Nuwan and Hasith sit down to talk about what this means for the future of Namibian cricket and hope they play again in future ICC tournaments.

New Zealand demolished Australia by 89 runs in the opening game of the Super 12s thanks to some blitzkrieg batting from Devon Conway and the little-known Finn Allen, who bludgeoned an astonishing 46 runs off just 12 balls. Nuwan and Hasith examine this game in detail and work out what Australia need to do to keep World Cup campaign alive.

*Note: This episode was initially recorded on Sunday 23rd October 2022.

Initially recorded just one day before the start of the 2022 ICC Men's Twenty20 Cricket World Cup, Nuwan and Hasith give you their analysis on the teams that have the best chance of claiming the coveted trophy.

In this delayed episode release, Nuwan and Hasith sit down to discuss all the action in the Asia Cup final, where Sri Lanka emerged victorious against a defiant Pakistan in an absolute thriller of a game. Australian one-day captain and batting superstar Aaron Finch called-time on playing 50-overs cricket, and the duo discuss their favourite moments of his prolific career.

In this slightly delayed and outdated episode upload, Nuwan and Hasith discuss Zimbabwe's special win over Australia in the 3rd One-Day International match played in far north Queensland.

Also, at the time of recording this episode, India and Pakistan were due for a second big clash in the Super Four stage of the Asia Cup. The duo get excited for yet another monumental game between these two Asian powerhouses and give their thoughts around the tactics and player selections that either side should employ to usurp the other.

Sri Lanka have had an abysmal start to their Asia Cup campaign, losing to Afghanistan by eight wickets in their opening match. Nuwan and Hasith lament together on their poor performance and figure out why it all went so wrong for the Sri Lankans despite coming off an impressive home series against Australia and Pakistan.

Meanwhile England have come back strong to defeat South Africa by an innings and 85 runs in the 2nd Test match. Nuwan and Hasith discuss all the action and provide their thoughts on the 3rd and final Test match of the series, which will prove to be a tantalising decider.