As the regular season of BBLX wraps up, Miles and Al cast judgement on each team, before picking a best XI of the tournament and previewing an exciting finals series!

Miles and Al return from their unsuccessful foray into recording online. They review a topsy turvy week in the BBL and talk about whether Aaron Finch has any chance of turning things around. Spoilers: probably not.

A nameless co-host of the show forgot to record their end of the audio for this week's episode of State of Play, so instead Miles apologies on his behalf and runs you through a big round of BBL action. We'll be back next week!

Miles and Al overview the first round of BBL action and pick out the inaugural winner of the Kitchen Sink award - stay tuned for merch at the end of the season!

In anticipation of the latest edition of Australia’s favourite T20 franchise, Miles and Al run you through the host of new rule changes and try to predict the entire ladder live on air. It’s great to be back!

In the last episode of Forgotten Players, Forgotten Matches, Al and Miles head to the turn of the 20th century to follow the incredible, and short, life of one of cricket's great golden-era personalities: Albert Trott.

Here's how one of Test's cricket's more forgettable all-rounders became a hero of Bangladeshi cricket and set the stage for a new era! Al and Miles take a deep dive into the life and career of forgotten legend Aminul Islam.

This week we head to the 1987 World Cup - an edition not often discussed - and to a meeting between two lightweights of world cricket that brought much more than expected.

On the second episode of Forgotten Players, Forgotten Matches, Miles and Al investigate the career of West Indies spinner Alf Valentine: his mysterious origins and place in post-colonial folklore, and one amazing series.

Miles and Al kick off a brand new series of State of Play with a deep dive into the *other* Tied Test - at Brisbane between Australia and the West Indies in 1966.