The episode talks about the untold bonding between English Literature and Cricket. From Lord Byron to Arthur Conan Doyle, from JM Barrie to Jerome K Jerome, all had their moment under the sun with the gentleman's game.

The episode delves into the depth of Indian Cricket and tells the unheard story of Naoomal Jeomaal Makhija, India's First Opener in Test Match Cricket, and the only Indian till date to become a coach and National selector for Pakistan.

This episode has been penned down by Debjit Lahiri and is a collaboration with the cricket blog, "Forgotten Cricket Memories". It encapsulates the painfully true story of Simon Jones: The Unsung Hero of English Cricket

The episode encapsulates the incredible journey of Afghanistan cricket from the refugee camps of Pakistan, to the greatest stage of it all, Test Match Cricket.

The episode focuses on the inspirational story of India's First Dalit Cricketer and first Dalit Captain. Their struggle, their triumph and their Rise to fame.