Daggers and Lyds get together to review a dominant start to the WAshes by Australia as they complete a 3-nil series whitewash of the 50 over part of the series. 

That means a lead of 6-nil lead in the multi format system needing only 2 more points to retain the trophy. 

The pair discuss the games and try and put a finger on what's gone wrong for England.

Daggers & Lyds are back for their big preview of the forthcoming Women's Ashes series. 

After Australia retained the Ashes in England in 2023, this contest is one of the most eagerly anticipated in years after England won both the T20 and ODI sections of the multi-format series, with the Aussies winning the test at Trent Bridge. 

Plus the pair answer some listener and viewer questions, and do a quick run-down of the rest of the news.

Daggers & Lyds bring you a festive edition of the podcast including a review of the test between South Africa and England (at least thats one review that's not controversial) plus the series between India & WI and NZ v Australia. 

They discuss the England central contracts and the hundred pay increases with a round-up of all the other news. 

THE BIGGEST NEWS??? You'll have to watch to find out!

A Bumper episode!!! Daggers and Lyds round-up the ODI series between South Africa and England and are joined by Pace-Ace Lauren Filer for a chat!

They then move onto Australia v India with Sky Sports colleague Mel Jones discussing their form and the recently ended WBBL. 

Finally the pair go through an historic T20 series victory for Ireland over Bangladesh. 

And finally Daggers rants about an article written about the women's game by a Times food critic. 

In this episode Daggers & Lyds are joined by Sky Cricket colleague and former Australia international Mel Jones to chat about a topic which has returned to the headlines recently. 

The plight of the Afghanistan women's team has been ongoing ever since the country returned to Taliban rule back in 2021. The Taliban refuse to allow women to play sports (amongst many other laws against women) and so the team assisted by Mel and other sought out refugee status for them in Australia. 

The ICC still allow the Afghan men's team to compete despite the rule that states that a full member nation must have a recognised women's team and pathways for women and girls. 

The outgoing ICC chair Greg Barclay was interviewed by the Daily Telegraph recently where his comments regarding this topic caused quite the reaction. 

Daggers, Lyds & Mel discuss.

Daggers and Lyds are joined by spinner Charlie Dean after England's 3-0 T20 series win against South Africa. She chats about the post world T20 fallout, predictions of her being a possible future England captain and whether having a birthday so close to Christmas, she receives two lots of presents. 

Plus the pair are across all the news of the moment in the women's game looking at the international scene with Ireland in Bangladesh and the forthcoming series between Australia and India. 

Also, the appointment of Jay Shah as ICC Chairman, The WBBL final and the release of the Metrobank and Vitality Blast fixtures.

After a months break Daggers and Lyds are back for a new season of Women's cricket chat!

Daggers is back from his epic road trip and also has someone for you to meet, while Lyds takes control of the pod!

The pair discuss that plus the movements withing the England team ahead of their series v SA, Ind/NZ series, Pakistan central contracts, the latest county signings, WBBL and have a long discussion about the announcement from the ECB regarding Transgender cricketers. 

Daggers and Lyds round up the WT20 final, where little-fancied New Zealand managed to win their first title in 24 years overcoming a strong and spirited South Africa. 

The pair take a look at the key moments in the game, the players who shone and give an overview of their impressions of the tournament. 

Daggers and Lyds catch up after Australia's demise at the hands of South Africa at the WWT20 in Dubai. 

The "Big 3" are out of the competition and the pair react to that, then a bumper edition of the mailbag focussing on the England Women failing to reach the knockout stage. 

Some tough questions were posed, and Daggers & Lyds do their best to answer them.

Daggers and Lyds catch up in the middle of the group stage of the ICC Women's T230 World Cup to review the matchers on both sides of the tournament, the performances, tactics and the surprises. 

Sarah Glenn joined Lydia  for a chat to discuss their first two wins and what England have learned so far. 

Plus the pair take a look at how the rest of the tournament may pan out.