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Fresh from helping Australia win the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, Kim Garth joins The Paddock and The Pavilion ahead of her return to Trent Rockets in The Hundred.
Kim reflects on Australia’s World Cup triumph before discussing her return to Trent Bridge, where she made her Test debut during the 2023 Women’s Ashes, and her hopes for this year’s tournament.
Having played in the Women’s Premier League in India, the Women’s Big Bash League in Australia and The Hundred, she also compares the three leading short format competitions.
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Richard Madley became the IPL’s first auctioneer in 2008, helping launch a concept that transformed the business of cricket. A decade later, he had sold many of the game’s biggest names and become one of the most recognisable voices in world cricket auctions.
In this episode of The Paddock and the Pavilion, Richard reflects on leading the first-ever British sporting auction for The Hundred, reveals what it is really like behind the scenes of player auctions, and shares stories from the IPL, where the hammer came down on some of
Going, going, gone…
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In this episode of The Paddock and The Pavilion, Rosa Simkin,
Rosa assesses each of the eight women’s franchises, reveals who she believes will be crowned champions, names her top run scorer and leading wicket taker for the tournament, and highlights one player to watch. She then turns the tables on Stephen, who gives his predictions for the men’s competition.
Join us as we look ahead to one of the highlights of the cricketing summer.
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Australia were crowned Women’s T20 World Cup champions once again, but what did the tournament tell us about the state of the women’s game?
In this episode of The Paddock and the Pavilion, Rosa Simkin of Rosa Talks Ball joins us to look back at the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup. Rosa reflects on Australia’s outstanding campaign, discusses England’s progress, gives every nation a mark out of ten and reveals her Team of the Tournament.
The episode also features Australian World Cup winner and opening bowler Kim Garth, who reflects on Australia’s success.
Rosa also shares her personal journey following the tournament, travelling around the country to watch matches, and explains why she believes the competition can have a lasting impact on the growth of women’s cricket across the UK.
Join us for an informed review of a memorable Women’s T20 World Cup and the stories and performances that defined it.
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In Wisbech CC v MCC: 100 Not Out, the annual match between Wisbech Town Cricket Club and the MCC reaches a remarkable milestone in 2026 as the fixture celebrates its 100th anniversary.
In this episode, club captain James Williams and Wisbech legend and former Cambridgeshire cricketer Derek Wing look back at the original match in April 1926, featuring Jack Hobbs, one of Wisden’s Five Cricketers of the 20th Century. They discuss what this unique fixture means to Wisbech Cricket Club, recall their own first appearances in the match and look ahead to this year’s centenary celebration at the club’s Harecroft Road ground.
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In the first of my episodes looking back at the Women’s T20 World Cup, former Scotland women’s team manager Sue Strachan reflects on Australia’s World Cup triumph and, in particular, Scotland’s campaign, which almost saw them progress from their World Cup group.
Sue, the former President of Cricket Scotland joins me this time as a passionate Scotland supporter. She shares her Scottish highlights from the tournament, reveals the financial challenges facing the national side, and makes a passionate plea for the ICC to do more to help Associate nations and continue the growth of the women’s game.
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Is England’s men’s Test team in a state of confusion? Former England international Roland Butcher returns to The Paddock and the Pavilion
Roland gives his verdict on the future of head coach Brendon McCullum, discusses the leading contenders to succeed the retiring Ben Stokes as England’s next Test captain, and answers listeners’ questions on the challenges facing the Test side.
The conversation also looks at the opening Test between West Indies and Sri Lanka in the Caribbean, before Roland gives his prediction for England’s next Test assignment against Pakistan, with the three match series getting underway in mid August.
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In this episode of The Paddock and the Pavilion, Mark Nunn, captain of Newmarket Cricket Club, and leading Newmarket racehorse trainer
Mark provides an update on Newmarket Cricket Club’s season and reveals everything that’s planned for what promises to be a fantastic family fun day, while Charlie discusses some of the familiar faces set to feature in the Racing & Trainers XI and shares a few horses from his yard to keep an eye on in the weeks ahead.
It’s a celebration of cricket, horse racing, and community in the home of racing.
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Capturing the Energy explores the life and work of Sir Alfred Munnings, widely regarded as the greatest equine artist of the 20th century.
Jenny Hand, Director of the Munnings Art Museum in Dedham, Essex since 2013, discusses why Munnings should be appreciated as much more than an equine painter. We explore the qualities that made him such an exceptional artist, the influence of Constable on his work, and his remarkable ability to capture movement and energy on canvas. As Jenny says, “He makes the whole canvas move.”
You’ll also hear from Canadian equine sporting artist Liz Chomicki, who recently visited the Munnings Art Museum and shares her thoughts on the museum and Munnings’ work.
Recorded as the Munnings Art Museum celebrates its 65th anniversary, this episode offers a fascinating insight into the artist whose paintings continue to define equine art today.
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In the second and final part of The Legend of Black Caviar, Stephen Wallis continues the story of the Australian wonder mare who retired
Edward Sadler takes up the story of Black Caviar’s legacy. Emily Hornum, curator of The Perfect Run exhibition for the Victoria Racing Club at Flemington Racecourse, talks about what visitors can expect to see in the exhibition and the reaction from those who have already experienced it.
Sky Sports Racing reporter Callum Helliwell discusses Australian horses coming to Royal Ascot and his enjoyment of seeing them take part at the meeting, while Newmarket trainer and international racing columnist John Berry recalls the special atmosphere of 23 June 2012, when he was at Ascot to witness Black Caviar’s Diamond Jubilee Stakes victory.
A fitting conclusion to the story of one of racing’s most extraordinary champions.
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