Our hosts Robbo and John Mooney talk to Indian legend Murali Kartik on life as an IPL commentator, what it's like to face off with the like of Chris Gayle and Ricky Ponting, his thoughts on the county game and his time in Ireland.

We're joined by North West Warriors captain Andy McBrine, who has just been named as Ireland A captain for their clash with the MCC next week.

Janice Walsh brings us all the latest from the women's game and questions why Ireland's top players could be hanging around for the next few weekends.

The impressive work by all at New Buildings is an inspiration for all new clubs in Ireland - we catch up with Raymond Mitchell.

John Mooney loves the Inter-Provincial Series - this week's #MooneysMoment tells us why they are so important and the Irish cricket public should get our and support their team!

New youth cricket correspondent Sean Hussey tells us all about the goings on at an underage level, which Barry Chambers and David Holmes take us around the grounds once more on The Slog Sweep

Legendary Ireland all-rounder Trent Johnston joins Robbo and new host, and former Ireland international, John Mooney to talk about his time with Ireland, coaching Australia's top cricketers and the future of the Irish game as The Slog Sweep in association with Flogas Ireland returns for the 2016 season.

Also featuring on this week's show, Leinster Lightning skipper John Anderson on his side's winning start to the Cricket Ireland Inter-Provincial season, while Janice Walsh gives her take on the Super 3s Series which kicked off at the weekend.

With the season well and truly underway, regular favourites Barry Chambers, David Holmes and Ger Siggins return to give the low-down from the club scene and look forward to the Irish Senior & National Cups which kick off on Saturday.

New for 2016 Ireland stalwart John Mooney introduces #MooneysMoments, where a particular aspect of the game comes under scrutiny each week - up first, Ireland's ICC World T20 campaign.

We speak to Kerry Cricket Club's Dave Ramsay about Ireland's newest cricket ground, and how cricket is thriving in The Kingdom, with Robbo giving another one of his unique Myth-Buster lessons as The Slog Sweep kicks off what is set to be a bumper season!

He’s the talk of world cricket at the moment, and as he prepares to line out for IPL franchise The Delhi Daredevils today ICC World T20 hero Carlos Brathwaite’s mind won’t be too far away from a small patch of land down a narrow laneway off the main street in Rathmines, Dublin City.

Former Leinster Cricket Club professional Brathwaite set the world on fire with his audacious display of big hitting to blast The West Indies to victory against the odds when he when he hit the first four balls of the final over of the World T20 for consecutive sixes.

The Slog Sweep caught up with Brathwaite in a fascinating interview where he talks fondly of his time in Ireland and how it led to him meeting current West Indies head coach, and former Ireland boss, Phil Simmons.

Brathwaite also reveals what went on in that crazy final over, what was said between him and batting partner Marlon Samuels and how his faith played a big role in getting him through those all-important four balls.

Away from the cricket pitch, Carlos talks about what the win meant to his family watching at home, and reveals a little known fact about him and fellow Barbadian and pop superstar Rihanna.

As the evenings draw in with the mowers going into hibernation, the grounds men take their well deserved winter break. It is our last show of the season and on this review show we look back at the winners and losers over the past six months where Siggo, Barry and Holmsie give us their thoughts. Performance Director Cricket Ireland Richard Holdsworth tell us about an extremely busy winter programme for the Irish Squads. This is a must listen.

On our penultimate show of the season we catch up with President of Cricket Ireland Dr Murray Power. Kevin O'Brien pops into the studio to tells us about the new Super 6's tournament. We catch up with Leinster Lightning manager Mark Jones. Also on the show we have Around the Grounds and our weekly Mythbusters.

As the Irish Senior Cup approaches this weekend we have the two captains squaring it off, Waringstowns Lee Nelson and Merrions Rory Allwright. Former Irish international and current Ulster Rugby Coach Neil Doak on his cricket career and the similarities between playing rugby and cricket and this highest level. Our regular contributors on Around the Grounds, Performance of the Week and News.