Ath is in Barbados, whilst Nas has landed in The Big Apple, as the T20 World Cup nears the end of the group stages. They share their thoughts on England’s defeat to Australia and discuss where this leaves their World Cup chances.  Plus, they look back on India’s win over Pakistan. You can follow the T20 World Cup across Sky Sports.

The T20 World Cup has reached Barbados, where Nas and Ath have plenty of fond memories.

Nasser and Ath are joined by former England Captain and World Cup winner Eoin Morgan to look ahead to the T20 World Cup in the USA and Caribbean. This epsiode, they discuss which teams are among the favourites to lift the trophy.

Nasser is dusting down his Stetson for the opening match of the T20 World Cup in Dallas - and to help him with the prep, Nas and Athers are joined by broadcaster Andrew Leonard, who has been keeping a close eye on the Associate Nations as they warm up for the tournament which will be held in the USA and Caribbean.

Following James Anderson's announcement that he is to retire from Test match cricket this summer, his long-time bowling partner, Stuart Broad joins Nasser and Athers to pay tribute to him and look back on his incredible career.

England's Test match opening batter, Zak Crawley joins Ath and Nas from Old Trafford during a break in play between Lancashire and Kent in the County Championship.

Zak talks about staying off social media, the work he's doing to continuously improve his technique and performances, and also reminisces about hitting the first ball of the Ashes last summer for a boundary!

Ath and Nas are back to give their thoughts on England's provisional squad for the T20 World Cup in the USA and the Caribbean, plus they chat about the huge hitting we're seeing in the IPL and some big decisions facing county cricket.

Rob Key joins Michael & Nasser to debate the Kookaburra ball experiment and discuss how Bazball is progressing with England sitting bottom of the World Test Championship.

Nas & Ath look ahead to the start of the County Cricket season in the company of Tim Bostock, the Durham CEO.  They discuss the turnaround in Durham’s fortunes on and off the field, and look forward to Ben Stokes turning out for the North-East county, after he announced he would be unavailable for T20 World Cup selection.