Australia are out of the T20 World Cup — which means, inevitably, the review process begins.

This week on Late Night, we take a look at what that review is almost guaranteed to discover, in true late-night style.

Plus, rumours of a BBL match in India, a recap of the major scores from the past week, and I record under lights while watching the WNCL clash between ACT and South Australia.

Sport, media and the theatre around them — measured, opinion-forward and under lights.

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This week on Late Night Cricket, I step away from the headlines and talk about something that matters just as much as the scoreboard — commentary.

After listening to England’s T20 World Cup match against Nepal, I found myself thinking about the craft of describing cricket properly. Why identifying the striker matters. Why clarity matters. And why cricket remains one of the great radio sports.

Then, rather than just critique, I pick up the microphone myself and call part of the Women’s T20 International between Pakistan and South Africa.

Cricket, conversation, and the sound of the game under lights.

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This week on Late Night Cricket, the T20 World Cup gets underway and the chaos starts early.

We run through what we learnt in the opening day of the tournament, count down the Top Ten reasons commentary still beats cameras, and take a look at the growing ICC headache surrounding Pakistan’s stance on their match against India and what it means for the future of the game.

Plus, we update the Honours Board.

Cricket, conversation, and late-night thoughts under lights.

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This week on Late Night Cricket, Harry Brook proves that scoring a century is sometimes the easy part, as another headline-filled week follows him around.

Jason break's down Sophie Molineux’s appointment as Australia’s captain across all three formats and what it says about the next era of the women’s game, update the Honours Board, and runs through a few things we learnt this week — from Imran Tahir still going strong at 46 to The Hundred’s increasingly familiar franchise names.

Cricket, conversation, and late-night thoughts under lights.

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This week on Late Night Cricket, the T20 World Cup has delivered peak drama before a ball has even been bowled — with Bangladesh replaced by Scotland after refusing to play in India on safety grounds.

I run through this week’s Top Ten reasons the tournament has already been more dramatic than the cricket itself, before shifting gears to a more reflective topic: Steve Waugh investing in the European T20 Premier League and what it could mean for cricket’s growth across Europe.

We also update the Honours Board, and finish with What Did We Learn This Week? — short, sharp observations from a very busy week in the game.

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This week on Late Night Cricket, I introduce a brand new segment, It’s Just Not Cricket, and tackle one of the most debated moments in the WPL — Harleen Deol being retired out just three runs short of a half-century.

I also shared this week’s Top Ten, add new names to the Honours Board, and finish the show with a late-night over of commentary from the WPL clash between the Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers Bangaluru.

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This week on Late Night Cricket, I hand out the marks after the Men’s Ashes series.

Who passed?
Who failed?
And who shouldn’t be anywhere near the class next term?

There’s also the first Top Ten list of the year, the debut of the Late Night Cricket Honours Board, and commentary on the WPL clash between the Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals.

Analysis, entertainment, and late-night cricket, as always.

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In this end-of-year episode of Late Night Cricket, Australia seal the Men’s Ashes in the Third Test at Adelaide.

I break down what went right for Australia, what went wrong for England, and why some tough selection calls may be unavoidable heading into the Melbourne Test.

Strong opinions, Ashes reaction, and one last late-night session to close out 2025.

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In this episode of Late Night Cricket, I settle in for the Second Men’s Ashes Test at the ‘Gabba before heading out to North Sydney Oval for a WBBL double header.

It’s a show about contrasts — Test cricket intensity, T20 energy, and what the game feels like when you experience it live versus on the couch.

Ashes analysis, women’s cricket, and late-night reflections on the state of the game.

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In this episode of Late Night Cricket, I reflect on a full Saturday watching Day Two of the Ashes Test, break down England’s batting in comparison to the India vs South Africa Test, and ask the bigger question — is Test cricket being respected in the modern game?

There’s also another late-night quaddie, and a shoutout to the undisputed queen of commentary, Mel Jones.

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