The sun has finally returned to cricket, and the 1s celebrate in style with 12 points away from home. Joti stops for a snack but manages to make runs in the 2s, and yet another Aussie makes a pod debut.

A shorter pod for a week where everybody except Tom Shaw got absolutely drenched, Tom Marshall takes wickets, and Tom Powe discovers he's not as popular on social media as someone else in the team.

We've done six from six, even seven from seven...but you've never heard a pod where the ECC wins EIGHT games from eight. To celebrate, LP is back to host the pod with Mungo, there's guests from the 1s, 2s, 3s, Ladies as well as the MoM from Sunday's clinical run-chase against Crouch End.

A jam-packed episode with reports from the 1s, 2s and 3s on Saturday's matches, plus a review and intereview or two from Sunday's Middlesex Cup game against Twickenham. There may even be an appearance from an AWOL pod host who graced Corton Road with his presence on a sunny Sunday afternoon.

The league is not won in week 3, and despite Bobby Gamble's efforts as Head-Coach-when-Shaftab's-not-around, the 1s and 2s lose in close games. Tammy chats to a few club favourites, whilst Mungo and Simmo debate three boundaries in 42 overs.

The Ealing Cricketer raises the bat on reaching 50* episodes. Mylo and Mungo celebrate by speaking with anti-milestone celebrator Tom Powe, 3’s stalwart Henry Anton and our very own Mojo.

Corfton Road is buzzing as it’s 7 from 7… which no-one can seem to remember. R Patel guest hosts as everyone from Ava to Whitey pops by the pod.

Mungo Get's Set in not-going-out-jeans as he chats to some of the new players to the club and chats all things national with captain Kristian Martin.

Top Aussie and new-ish recruits perform, Leigh is hungover and drunk at the same time, and Oli decides to end the game because he’s cold - the Ealing Cricketer is back at Corfton Road.

Season 3 of the Ealing Cricketer is brought to you by suit palavas, the macarena, and prolonged Irish speeches. Kristian and Fiona's celebration brings old and new guests to the podcast as Leigh and Mungo lose bags, find new friends in corridors and start the 2024 season.