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For the second straight year, and for the third year in four, it's an all South Group Finals Day. Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane are with you direct from the Seat Unique Terrace at Edgbaston to dissect quarter final week in the 2024 Vitality T20 Blast. They look at the games in reverse order, starting with an absolutely outstanding effort from Gloucestershire to defend 138 against Birmingham Bears, who lose their fourth quarter final in a row in this competition. Attention then turns to Somerset beating Northants at Wantage Road, before the boys look at how Sussex cruised past Lancashire and Surrey safely dispatched Durham in the other two last eight ties. Each of the winning captains in the shape of Jack Taylor, Lewis Gregory, Tymal Mills and Chris Jordan join the show to dissect how their team progressed to Finals Day, before Jar and Cam take a final look at another awful week for the North Group, and an excellent one for the South Group. Thanks as always for listening, and we'll be back next Wednesday for the big Finals Day Preview. In the meantime, follow us @T20Blast on socials.
After five and a half weeks, the Vitality T20 Blast is back and so is the T20 Blast Podcast. Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane return to give their predictions ahead of the best week in English cricket. The boys dissect Surrey v Durham, Sussex v Lancashire, Northamptonshire v Somerset and Birmingham v Gloucestershire, giving their thoughts on who will make it to Finals Day at Edgbaston on the 14th September. Plus, they tell you about their coverage plans for all four games. Thanks as always for listening, and give us your thoughts on the games ahead via @T20BlastPod on socials
After a drama filled Friday Finale, Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane return to dissect it all in the latest T20 Blast Podcast. The boys look at all eight games from the final round of group matches, as Northants defeated Lancs in an epic, Birmingham Bears finished top of the North Group to send Leicestershire out, and Yorkshire lost to Notts to allow Durham to sneak into fourth following their victory at Derbyshire. The boys hear from Lancashire's Keaton Jennings and Bears star Moeen Ali, before they look at the action in the South Group, where Essex lost to Hampshire to send Gloucestershire into the last eight, Somerset lost to Glamorgan to send Sussex into a home quarter final with their win over Middlesex, and Kent demolished Surrey to end their season on a high. Jar then speaks to BBC Radio Kent's cricket commentator Ben Watts about why the Spitfires struggled this year, before Cam rejoins him to look back on the Group Stage and to give their predictions about who is favourite to lift the title when the knockout stages come around in September. Thanks as always for listening throughout the group stage, and we'll be back in September for the conclusion of this tournament. In the meantime, you can speak to Jar and Cam throughout the summer by following @T20BlastPod on socials.
It's here. After seven weeks of exhilarating cricket, we've come to the final group games of the 2024 Vitality T20 Blast. Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane look back on the latest midweek games to start this episode of the T20 Blast Podcast, which saw Somerset, Northants and Lancashire all book their spots in the quarter finals. Plus, Cam chats to Lancs bowler Luke Wood after his side once again made the last eight. After this, they go through how the tables look heading into the Friday Finale, and give their prediction on who will take the last quarter final spot in the North and South Group. Thanks as always for listening, and follow the drama of the final day on our socials @T20BlastPod.
Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane are back to dissect a huge weekend of Vitality T20 Blast action in the latest T20 Blast Podcast. The boys start by reviewing all the action from the South Group, which saw Surrey and Sussex book their spots in the quarter finals, and Somerset and Essex come within touching distance, although Gloucestershire are still in their fighting. Next, they turn to the North Group, where the Birmingham Bears became the first team in that group to secure a quarter final berth, and guaranteed to be playing home. Jar catches up with Bears spinner Jake Lintott after that achievement, before they look at who will join them after Friday's final group matches, with six teams still in with a shout. Finally, Jar and Cam preview the midweek matches, ahead of the last games in the group stage on Friday. Thanks as always for listening, and follow @T20BlastPod on socials.
Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane are joined by Somerset County Cricket Club commentator and editor of Deep Extra Cover Harry Everett in this edition of the T20 Blast Podcast. The boys start by asking Harry about last year's T20 Blast win, before discussing why Somerset may not have been at their brilliant best this season. Next, it's a chance to review the midweek games, which featured Yorkshire getting back into the top four race, Durham, Gloucestershire and Leicestershire miss their chance to pull clear in their bid for a quarter final spot, and Sussex and Essex continue their good form in the South Group. Finally, the trio look ahead to a huge set of fixtures this weekend, with Harry's Somerset taking on Surrey, Cam discussing the second Roses T20 clash, and Jar's Birmingham Bears hosting their local rivals the Worcestershire Rapids, as the battle for a last eight berth intensifies. Thanks as always for listening, and follow @T20BlastPod on socials.
Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane return for another edition of the T20 Blast Podcast. In this show, the boys start with the news that Essex have lost their chief executive because they can't afford the position, and look at the bigger picture of county wide finances and the financial state of English cricket. After this, it's a full weekend review of the latest T20 Blast action, including a thriller at Headingley between Yorkshire and Birmingham, Derbyshire and Glamorgan going two from two to remain in the quarter final race, Gloucestershire doing the double over Somerset, and Lancashire defeating Worcestershire in another excellent game. Cam catches up with Lancs hero Tom Bruce after the match, before the lads look at the tables and give their predictions for the latest fixtures happening on Wednesday and Thursday. Thanks as always for listening, and follow @T20BlastPod on socials.
After a week (sort of) off, Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane return fresh and invigorated (sort of) for another edition of the T20 Blast Podcast. The boys start the show by discussing the end of the Men's World T20, which saw India finally end their wait for a global men's title by beating South Africa in the final in Barbados. The boys also dissect England's semi final thrashing by the eventual winners, and ask what needs to change in the national white ball side after the tournament. Then, it's onto the Blast, as the last two weeks of group stage play begin. The lads look at the tables heading into the weekend's games, and give their predictions for the 17 matches on offer over the weekend. Thanks as always for listening, and follow @T20BlastPod on socials.
Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane are back for their last episode of the first block of the 2024 T20 Blast Podcast. In this show, the boys dissect the latest goings on at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup, before they take a look at a brilliant Rivals Week, which saw Yorkshire beat Lancashire in the first Roses match among 10 other rivalry games. Jar catches up with Jacob Bethell after he hit the second fastest T20 Blast 50 to help the Birmingham Bears defeat the Northants Steelbacks on Thursday, before speaking to Raphy Weatherall of the Steelbacks and Rishi Patel of the Leicestershire Foxes, who hit the fastest ever 100 in the Blast by an English player in an incredible tied game between the two sides at Wantage Road on Friday. The rest of the games are also analysed, before Jar and Cam look at the tables at the halfway stage of the 2024 T20 Blast, and ask who is still realistically in the race for the quarter finals, before ending the show by picking the best team of the tournament so far, and which team has impressed them the most. Thanks as always for listening, and we'll see you in 10 days for the next show. In the meantime, follow @T20BlastPod on socials.
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