This week on Wagon Wheel, Jarrod answers questions from our loveable Patreon sponsors, and from our attendees on whether the pasting of Netherlands by England benefited them in terms of development and how can top nations be more encouraged to play associate nations, whether Eoin Morgan should retire before the T20 World Cup, would Sanath Jayasuriya prefer ODI's or T20's today as a player, where Allan Border and Steve Waugh rank in the pantheon of Australian Test batters, Jarrod's top commentators, the ICC's decision on Women's Tests, what model should Test cricket adopt to make it more profitable, how Bangladesh players will adapt to using the Dukes ball for the first time, whether England are justifiably 'feared' now as a Test team, how teams are selected for limited overs games, home and away advantage in cricket, where Glenn Maxwell is in the Aussie Test side (he just got added after Travis Head's injury), associate national teams playing in domestic leagues, apps that Jarrod uses to display data on our videos (Flourish, Data Wrapper, Camphor), which bowlers had the best 'peak' period and 'energy off the pitch'.

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