His bowling might strike fear into the hearts of most batters but Lockie Ferguson is one of the most stereotypically lovely New Zealanders you will ever meet.

He joins fellow seamers Jack Brooks and Katherine Sciver-Brunt to talk about what makes him so quick, his love for English club cricket and much more. The trio also spend time trading injury stories while Lockie explains the purpose of his app, Yorker.

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Fresh from playing her 300th international game and winning the Women's Vitality Blast with Surrey, Danni Wyatt-Hodge joins Jack Brooks and Katherine Sciver-Brunt to discuss her remarkable career so far.

Whether it be to coaches, fans or herself, Danni has felt as though she's had to prove just how good she is on many occasions and has always done so successfully. You can hear how she's forged a reputation as a destructive batter and gun fielder having started as a bowler, producing many spectacular performances on the biggest stage. Plus, find out who the most famous person in her phone is and whether she can become the new leader of The Last Round.

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Whether it's scoring graceful runs or taking superb catches, Ollie Robinson is a cricketer it's very enjoyable to watch play.

He speaks with Jack Brooks and Katherine Sciver-Brunt about how moving to Durham has revitalised him, why a passport issue almost saw him miss out on a first senior England tour and his hopes for the future of the men's domestic schedule. Plus, hear which historic figures he'd like to invite to a dinner party.

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Despite only being 24, it feels as though Jemimah Rodrigues has been causing bowlers problems in international cricket for a long time.

The Indian batter joins Jack Brooks and guest co-host Nat Sciver-Brunt to discuss her career so far, how she deals with the pressure of social media and shares an insight into her musical talents. She also gives an insight into what it's like playing against both Nat and Katherine and her hopes for World Cup glory.

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A serial winner with Hampshire over his long career, left-arm seamer Chris Wood has plenty of tales to tell.

From an embarrassing Zoom call on the golf course to announcing to his boss that he was dating his daughter and why he gets annoyed if his eggs aren't cooked correctly at breakfast, there's a lot to unpack in this episode. There is a serious side to Woody as well as he details his gambling addiction and explains to others that, even though they may not want to, being open and honest with others will always benefit them in the long run.

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England cricketer, PCA Rep, podcaster, commentator, role model, future Director of Cricket - there isn't much Kate Cross can't do.

She joins Katherine Sciver-Brunt and Jack Brooks on this week's episode to discuss her career so far, the mental and physical challenges of recovering from serious injury, how she looks after her mental wellbeing and her plans post-cricket. Our hosts also do their best to try and set her up on a date, while in return Kate dishes the dirt on her former England teammate.

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From emerging as an exciting white-ball prospect to breaking records in four-day cricket, Tom Banton has already experienced a lot in his burgeoning career.

The Somerset and England batter joins Jack Brooks and Katherine Sciver-Brunt to discuss his red-ball resurgence – including an emotional response to his record-breaking innings – as well as his excitement at playing for England in front of a home crowd and what his favourite baked good is.

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Parenthood, England captaincy and a different venue - new beginnings are very much the theme as Under The Lid returns for a second series.

Joining Katherine Sciver-Brunt and Jack Brooks is newly appointed England skipper Nat Sciver-Brunt, returning to the show after appearing last year. They discuss Nat’s new appointment, how she managed to dominate the WPL whilst a heavily pregnant Katherine was at home and her hopes for the future of the England Women’s team.

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Join Jack Brooks and Katherine Sciver-Brunt for a look back at Under The Lid - Inside Pro Cricket Podcast series one.

The best moments with some brand new content including Sam Cook's Black Book, Harry Brook's Pet Pig and Nat and Katherine Sciver-Brunt's big announcement.

Full guest list: Sam Cook, Kathryn Bryce, Ravi Bopara, Amy Jones, Ollie Pope, Shoaib Bashir, Ben Duckett, Katie Levick, Jamie Porter, Harry Brook, Sarah Glenn, Tammy Beaumont, Melie Kerr, Katie George, Charlotte Edwards, Nat Sciver-Brunt, Chris Jordan, Tom Smith and Heather Knight.

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Join Jack Brooks and Katherine Sciver-Brunt for Under The Lid - Inside Pro Cricket Podcast - with England captain Heather Knight.

In the final show of series one, the England captain discusses the squad and chances in the upcoming T20 Women's World Cup, the advice she received from Charlotte Edwards and what it was like to face 'Brunty' for the Berkshire Beavers.

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