England and Zimbabwe faced off in a one-off Test that went exactly how you’d expect - a lopsided English run-fest.

Teddy and Corbin dissect the Test, and ask the big question: is there anything we can take from this ahead of the Ashes? 

Plus, a deep dive into how the Aussies are faring in the County circuit. Who’s firing, who’s flopping, and is Marnus Labuschagne running out of luck?

The World Test Championship final is coming, and we want you ready and locked in cricket nerds. 

Teddy and Corbin break down the Aussie squad and pick their ideal XI. 

Who opens? Where does Cameron Green fit? What's next for pod favourite Sammy K? 

IPL or exit row?

As tensions flare on the India-Pakistan border and airspace closures disrupt international travel, Australian cricketers face a high-stakes decision: return to the IPL or stay home?

In this ep, we unpack the complex web of safety concerns, financial pressures, career risks, and personal responsibilities that players are grappling with.

Teddy and Corbin discuss the news surrounding Kagiso Rabada, who is currently serving a “provisional suspension” after admitting to a positive test for a recreational drug.

What does this mean for the World Test Championship?

Speaking of the WTC, let's get the team chat started early! Who will open the batting for the Aussies? Will Cam Green play? Is Marcus Harris back in the mix?

We also find a lot of time to revel in the arrival of 14-year-old Indian Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who smashed the second-fastest IPL century of all time this week. 

Big moves are brewing in American cricket!

New Zealand Cricket makes history, becoming the first national board to invest in an overseas T20 league, teaming up with Major League Cricket for a brand-new franchise in 2027.

What could this mean for MLC’s future - and for cricket’s big moment at the LA Olympics?

Plus, we dive into all the latest IPL drama, including Glenn Maxwell getting dropped after Virender Sehwag’s suggestion that the Big Show was treating the tournament like a ‘holiday’.

Corbin and Ed reflect on the recent retirement of Will Pucovski - a prodigious talent whose career was marred by repeated concussions.

His story sparks a timely discussion about the challenges of facing the short ball in modern cricket and whether helmet technology has truly progressed to protect players adequately. Are we doing enough? 

What lessons can the sport take from Pucovski’s journey, and how can cricket evolve to better safeguard its athletes? 

Teddy and Corbin break down Cricket Australia’s freshly announced 23-man contract list—with some predictable inclusions and surprise omissions.

Who’s in, who’s out, and what does it all mean for the future of the Aussie side?

The lads also dive into the latest from the IPL and County cricket, and we tackle the complexities of the WCA’s new Global Game Structure Report.

After 29 long years, South Australia has claimed the Sheffield Shield, pulling off a record-breaking run chase in the final to defeat Queensland by four wickets.

This historic victory deserves a deep dive, and that’s exactly what we’re bringing you.

Join us as we break down the match, celebrate the key moments, and revel in the glory of this long-awaited triumph.

Drink it in, Croweaters - this one’s for you!

After Queensland’s head of elite cricket Joe Dawes slammed his absence from a recent Sheffield Shield match, Usman Khawaja fired back at “inflammatory” and “untrue” claims in a fiery press conference – and we need to talk about it.

Teddy and Corbin break down the entire 17-minute presser before turning their attention to the big Shield final. 

Can South Australia break their 29-year drought, or will it be Khawaja and his Queensland Bulls? 

A big week for us cricket nerds! 

It’s getting to the pointy of the Sheffield Shield season, and there are a lot of moving parts for us to get stuck into. 

Why are some of our biggest names not playing? Why is the final not at the Adelaide Oval? Can South Australia complete the rare double? 

Corby and Ed also react to Saudi Arabia’s big move to challenge the IPL and save Test cricket all at the same time. 

Is it all a bit too good to be true?