Jim is refreshed after a week off, Lowey has done his knee and Horse's tinder antics are out of control, as he bails on the podcast once again.

The boys unpack the return of two-day cricket, although not everyone had an enjoyable weekend. Horse takes off mid-podcast under suspicious circumstances, while 'Crazy Carro' makes its debut.

After 3 weeks of wash-outs, the boys finally have something to talk about, as all six senior teams get on the park, Horse loses it with the B.O.M. and Jim faces the music over some controversial umpiring decisions.

Despite no cricket being played on the weekend due to rain, it didn't stop the podcast boys, as they discuss the trivia night, listen to crow noises, and get a very interesting interview with the media man himself, Jaguar Beck. 

The boys review round 2 of the 2022/23 season, as well as the star-studded beer pong tournament that went down soon after.

After a week off, the full Rundown crew returns to review round 1 of the 2022/23 season, with a new segment and massive special guest in new captain-coach Jack Blyth. 

The panel looks a little bit different this week, with Michael Hendley, Darcy Turnbull and Jimmy Barr on the mics to preview the 2022/23 Phil's Water Croydon Ranges SuperCoach ahead of the upcoming season. The boys are also joined by MyClubTap founder Vicky, who takes us through how he developed the platform and provides some tips on what players should do throughout the season. 

The boys are back in the studio to discuss all the events from a big off-season and look forward to the season ahead, with special guest Darcy Turnbull taking us through his aspirations for the season as coach of the 16/2's.

DISCLAIMER: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE

This might be a short one, but it's certainly an important one, as H Low joins us to talk about the highs and LOWS of the 2's over the past few years, and the moments that built the premiership win this season.

DISCLAIMER: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE

We sit down with the Pres to discuss his role around the club and give him the praise he well and truly deserves.