This week on Wagon Wheel, Jarrod answers questions from our loveable Patreon sponsors, and from our attendees on whether the first World XI in the 1970's was the greatest ever assembled, whether the current South Africa attack is ahead of the current Aussie attack, 'heritage' players in associate teams, whether the failure to have India vs Pakistan Tests has damaged Test cricket in those countries, Ben Stokes' ultra aggressive batting approach since his rise to the captaincy, judging Michael Clarke's career, can 100's scored 20-30 years ago be compared to 100's scored now, could ODI's survive by only being played at World Cups, what are the main reasons bowlers use a cross-seam delivery, modifying the Future Tours Program for more Tests, Scott Boland's indigenous heritage, the Dutch's big summer, how can boards be motivated to use T20 money to support the rest of the game, broadcasting rights for Test matches, how secure Jason Roy is in the England side, the future of the BPL, what the best combination of bowlers for an attack is, why Tim Paine was picked for captain after sandpapergate, and whether Paine and Aaron Finch are the most fortunate modern Australian players.

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