Adam & Tony look back on another excellent Test match at Old Trafford, where England bounced back to level their series with West Indies. Is Dom Sibley the real deal? Was Stuart Broad out to prove a point? And just how good is Ben Stokes?

Plus, thoughts on West Indies' abrupt change in fortunes and whether it's the end of the road for Shai Hope, and we put our bodies on the line for the sake of the podcast in what is most certainly not a day at the beach.

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Adam & Tony discuss a terrific first Test between England and the West Indies, as cricket returns for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

How good is it to have cricket again? Was it strange without a crowd? And should England get a free pass for an underwhelming performance, or should Buttler, Denly and co be in the spotlight?

Plus, thoughts on home umpires and DRS, Stuart is in the Diary Room, and we make our live commentary debut to very little fanfare.

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Cricket's back! And we've got lots to say about it.

Adam & Tony launch into a mammoth preview of England v West Indies, as international cricket returns for the first time since the start of the pandemic. What should we expect from the series? Do we need to manage our expectations when it comes to the quality of cricket? And is this a great opportunity for West Indies to win a series in England?

Plus, one last lockdown nostalgia dive, with the long-awaited GOAT debate (and composite XI) between the great West Indies and Australia sides.

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Adam & Tony review the sports documentary the whole world is talking about: Fire in Babylon. Charting the rise and eventual dominance of the great West Indies side in the late 70s and early 80s, it's a fascinating look at one of the great sports teams in history. Plus, it's a good excuse to lean further into nostalgia, this time for an era we weren't even around for.

Also this week, thoughts on the ECB's plans to get the international summer up and running by July, and a brilliant email from a listener about a dream starring Tony Curr.

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Sinking ever deeper into nostalgia, Adam & Tony cast their minds back to 2001, and India's incredible series victory over Steve Waugh's great Australian side. At the time it was hailed as one of the best Test series of all time - 19 years later, does that still seem true? And can you trace the rise of modern Indian cricket back to that moment?

They then jump forward a few short months to the summer of 2001, when Adam, Tony, and London correspondent Gordon Macrae were involved in some cricketing action of their own that was equally unforgettable.

KOLKATA 2001 HIGHLIGHTS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQGTXhqVmCQ&t=2175s

CHENNAI 2001 HIGHLIGHTS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Xq9tGXTDfw

ISLE OF WIGHT PHOTOS: https://imgur.com/a/lOQP04B

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On lockdown pod #2, Adam & Tony discuss 'The Test', the Amazon documentary charting the Australian team's comeback from the sandpaper scandal. Is it good? How do the Aussies come across? What kind of insight does it give to an international dressing room? And other important questions.

Plus, an interview with Guernsey stalwart Will Peatfield on life as an associate cricketer.

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With cricket suspended all over the world, Adam & Tony cast their minds back to the 2005 Ashes, picking out their favourite moments and trying to determine whether it really was the best 'thing' ever.

We hope to keep the podcast going during this very difficult period - so send us your ideas for what we could talk about!

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Adam & Tony dive into a bucket of stories from around the cricketing world, starting with New Zealand's clean sweep of world number ones India. Is this the best New Zealand side ever? And did Kohli cross the line in his 'send-off' of Kane Williamson?

Plus, thoughts on an eventful Women's T20 World Cup, another injury to Mark Wood, some rare English success in Australia, and why Tony can lay claim to being 'the cool one'.

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Adam & Tony unpack an eventful few weeks in South Africa, where England have claimed a rare overseas victory. How good is Wood? How worried should we be about the Proteas? And all of a sudden, do England actually look quite good...?

Plus, thoughts on a crazy T20 series in New Zealand, as well as everyone's favourite non-controversial topic: the Mankad.

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Adam & Tony look back on an enjoyable Boxing Day Test at Centurion, where South Africa wrapped up a convincing victory over England. With their backroom issues resolved, are the home side back on track? And are England on the struggle bus away from home again? Or do they have actually some decent excuses this time?

Plus, thoughts on the ICC's plans to roll out 4-day Tests. As bad an idea as it seems? Or could there be an upside?

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