We're back with a quick episode!

We talk about the England New Zealand Series, and ponder whether Root's upturn in form is down to him not having a coach present?

We've also got a Whyssaat? Where we talk about taking guard! And we preview some upcoming plans for the podcast.

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We're back after a couple of weeks off!

We talk about how to get your cricket fix in the off season and terrible weather - from the ingenious to just plain silly!

We also talk about the England New Zealand Series (featuring yet another super over!) and the World T20 Qualifiers.

Whysssaaaaat? Is also back this week looking at changing balls.

Get in touch with us on Twitter/IG: @wrongendpodcast or email us at [email protected]

We have the final part of our special The Hundred focused episodes!

Having heard from Annie Chave giving the case against and David Cook giving the case for we get as close as we'll ever get to being judges and give our summing up and deliver our verdicts!

We also start to get back to normal and talk about the World Cup T20 qualifiers which are ongoing and talk about the new England coach too.

We'll be back with a normal episode next week, in the meantime give us your verdict on The Hundred: IG/Twitter: @wrongendpodcast or email: [email protected]

We have part two of our The Hundred special episodes with The Case Against The Hundred. Delivering the expert opinion on all the negative aspects is Annie Chave.

A huge thank you to Annie for giving us her insight, find her on Twitter @anniechave

We'll be back next week with our final part of The Hundred special episodes with our verdict, if you want to have your views aired next week get in touch with us on Twitter: @wrongendpodcast or email us on [email protected]

We're back with the first part of a special set of episodes examining the new competition from the ECB: The Hundred.

We start out making the case for why The Hundred is a good thing for cricket and we do so by chatting to a vocal enthusiast on twitter for the competition, David Cook.

We hope by the end of the episode you'll be full of enthusiasm for The Hundred!

A huge thank you to David for giving us his insight, find him on Twitter @ballsrightareas

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We're back with our World of Cricket updates! Covering all parts of the globe including Singapore in a first for this podcast!

We also run though the newly announced England squad with some new players coming into view on an England stage.

And we go through some possible candidates for the new England Coach.

Our new feature - whhhhyyyssaaattt? is also back answering, why do players sometimes rub the ball on themselves? The answer covers physics, meteorology and more!

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We took some time off to recover from the ashes but are back to recap it all for you now!

We talk about the final Ashes test and pick our overall team of the ashes, comprising the best players from both sides.

We also recap our own Single Wicket Cricket tournament - and yes we finally took some videos - find them on our brand new youtube channel find it here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-NP1HhbSFjkASsdW6E0fSA

We also launch a brand new feature: Whhhhyyyyysssaaaat? Where we try to explain why people playing cricket do the things that look completely alien to those not used to the game - the first in this feature is - why do cricketers shout at the umpire?

Let us know what other videos you'd like to see and get in touch with us on twitter @wrongendpodcast or email [email protected]

We're back after a short break, starting with a review of the fourth Ashes test, which leaves us a little flatter than usual! So we pick ourselves up with a couple of interesting questions to get into!

Do off-field troubles lead to improved performances in games (yep we're thinking of Smith and Stokes), and does that rely on how mentally tough you are to start with? We then move on to why people cheat in the first place, and we ask ourselves some tough questions!

We have the last Seamingly Stumped for a while as we announce a new feature that will take it's place for now!

A big shoutout to Blunham CC for the longest ever game of cricket and a bit more detail on our Single Wicket Cricket tournament rounds out the episode!

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Well... what a week of cricket!

We get right into the 3rd ashes test from all angles, Ben Stokes' heroics, Jack Leach's glasses, Tim Paine's reviews and England's batting woes. It was a roller-coaster of a test and we relive it all!

We also get deep into how T20s and ODIs have affected players in Test matches. Is the short form of the game influencing Test matches and if so is that a good thing?

We also return to our fielding positions series of Seamingly Stumped terms, with Third Man... listen to see if Zach knows where it is.

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Wow - what a second test - there's no end of talking points and we do our best to cover them all, including: Jofra Archer, Steve Smith, England's batting, DRS Reviews, Bowler workloads and fantastic catches!

We also go deep into concussion rules - what they are and is it right? Should players have as much say as they seem to?

Once we've got through all that we have a much delayed Seamingly Stumped too!

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