This week, the Black Caps need to improve to match England in the upcoming T20 series, and our White Ferns are still in semi-final contention at the World Cup, just.

Plus, should we be striving for a team in the Aussie Big Bash League?

We're also joined on the podcast by former Black Caps coach Wally Lees.

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What did we learn from the Chappell-Hadlee series - apart from not scheduling international cricket in October?

We also discuss the White Ferns' backs-to-the wall fight for a semi-final berth at the World Cup, and will the ICC ban on USAC have an impact on our involvement with the MLC in America?

And Remember This recalls Malcolm Nash’s place in cricket history.

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Peter Holland joins the podcast this week to assess the England’s Ashes squad and we reject the India and Pakistan sides for using politics to disrespect the game at the Asia Cup.

Plus, there's tributes to Bruce Morrison and Dickie Bird.

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NZ’A’ batsman Curtis Heaphy joins us on the front foot after the series win over South Africa.

We hear from Devon Conway and Michael Bracewell as they prepare for the Chappell Hadlee series at Bay Oval and Jeremy Coney details an interesting change to the rules that apply for one day internationals.

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This week NZ’A’ star batsman Rhys Mariu joins us celebrating the commanding win over South Africa ‘A’.

Four new White Ferns are in for the World Cup in India, Ross Taylor is out of retirement for Samoa, and remember this goes back to 1984. 

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This week, NZ's A team records a spectacular win to end the one day series with South Africa.

We also wonder if an increase in test cricket will send some ICC members bankrupt, and the Australian Cricket CEO issues a warning.

Also- New Zealand flavour is supporting Timor-Leste’s admission as an ICC associate member. 

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This week, we debate who New Zealand's best wicketkeeper is, and discuss a cricket website's selections.

New Zealand's cricket A team is set to head to South Africa on another development tour - and we speculate on whether Jacob Bethell is the answer as England’s new T20 captain.

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On this week’s episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Devon Conway to review the Black Caps victory over Zimbabwe and celebrate the joys of test cricket. 

Plus, Ken Rutherford looks back on the first test tour of Zimbabwe, recounting some bizarre moments. 

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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney review two test matches and are joined by BBC Commentator Simon Mann to discuss whether England should’ve won the Oval test instead of having to settle for a drawn series. 

Plus, Daryl Mitchell joined the podcast to pay tribute to Matt Henry as the Black Caps prepare for the second test in Bulawayo. 

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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss England’s lack of firepower at Old Trafford – can India square the series? 

The Zimbabwe tri-series was a perfect start for the new Black Caps coach, and a controversial player levy was ditched by NZ Cricket – should clubs and associations be able to choose their own technology? 

Plus, they have a chat with Meg Lay, the first woman ever on the ground staff at Lords. 

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