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The Ashes are here! And Adam & Tony have got the comprehensive lowdown on all the teams taking part.

Is Pat Cummins the right man to lead Australia? How much pressure is on Joe Root? Have England got enough firepower in their bowling? And in a deeply uncertain time, is the only certainty that there will of course be a 5-0 whitewash?

Plus, more thoughts on the racism scandal engulfing English cricket, and a sadly too brief word on India v New Zealand.

All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show. Stand by for Ashes Daily. Maybe.

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Adam & Tony look back on a slightly strange, arguably underwhelming, but still gratefully appreciated T20 World Cup. Very few people picked an Australia-New Zealand final - but were the knockout games actually pretty good? Were Australia worthy winners? How 'pleased' are we for Mitchell Marsh? Will New Zealand ever win a white ball tournament? And other questions.

Plus, we share our thoughts on the Azeem Rafiq story and the racism crisis engulfing cricket in England (recorded on Wednesday 17 November).

All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show.

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Adam & Tony discuss the T20 World Cup as it nears the business end. A mixed bag of a tournament so far? Have England been better than expected? Should the inquest start for India? Is Sri Lanka's future brighter than we thought? And is the fact it's in the UAE a bit of a problem?

All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - a tight 30 that's a tight 40 that you can't afford to miss.

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Adam & Tony deliver a comprehensive team-by-team preview of the World T20 T20 World Cup. Can West Indies defend their title? How are England shaping up? And can anyone stop India?

Plus, thoughts on the format, lists of names, and reflections on why this is the best cricket tournament, and why it feels long overdue.

All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - racing around to bring you top cricket content.

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Adam & Tony return to the air to discuss all the many many things happening in cricket world.

Were the ECB wrong to cancel England's trip to Pakistan? Will the Ashes happen? And was The Hundred (remember The Hundred?) any good?

Plus, a comprehensive review of the shorter than expected England v India Test series. Is Haseeb Hameed back for good? Is Ollie Robinson the real deal? What kind of result was this for England? And are India better, worse, or precisely as good as the scoreline suggests?

All this, plus Tony starts a fight with a Twitter celebrity - only on the World Cricket Show!

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Adam & Tony head to the beach to assess what went wrong for England in their chastening Test series defeat to New Zealand. Was this one of the most depressing performances they've ever served up? What's gone wrong with their batting? How good are New Zealand? How enjoyable is Neil Wagner? And lots more questions.

Plus, a look ahead to the first ever World Test Championship Final. Who starts as favourites? And would a good final make the WTC a success?

All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show.

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It's the reunion the world's been waiting for. Adam & Tony are back together to deliver a comprehensive preview of England's Test series with New Zealand.

What can we expect from this series? New Zealand look extremely dangerous - but how will they fare in English conditions? Are England too focused on the Ashes? And should there have been more than 2 Tests?

Plus, our hearts go out to Ben Foakes, and we get very excited about the return of supporters to cricket grounds.

All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - always there for you, and not hosted by James Corden.

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