We weigh in on the Alex Hales debate, was it right to drop him from the England squads and was the treatment of him appropriate?

We also talk about Jofra Archer's upcoming debut and compare him to our own Zach Eaton's upcoming first 11-a-side match! Any tips for him? Contact us on twitter: @wrongendpodcast

And our Seamingly Stumped term we explore this week is a Mullygrubber - we discuss the origins of the term and the most infamous incident of one.

This week we have a round up of some of the England World Cup players who have been in domestic action.

Our Seamingly Stumped term this week is: Carrying the Bat - find out the history and some interesting facts about that phrase.

Our main feature is on the Street Children Cricket World Cup - a fantastic charity event taking place in Cambridge and London with the final taking place at Lords on 7th May. Find out more here: https://www.streetchildunited.org/ and https://twitter.com/istreetchild


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We are excited to feature an interview with Richard Clark from @WomensCricDay in this episode. Please do all get out and support it on Bank Holiday Monday 6th May - list of games is linked below.

We also talk about England's World Cup Squad and both the picking and not picking of Jofra Archer and how moral it is (or isn't).

Our first County to feature on our new segment is announced, with an interview to follow soon. And we of course have another Seamingly Stumped term for Zach to guess at.

We likely also alienate any Sri Lankan listeners too... sorry in advance!

To get more information on Women's County Cricket Day please follow on Twitter @WomensCricDay, or go to: http://www.womens-cricket.blogspot.com/ or http://crickether.com/.

For the full set of fixtures: https://bit.ly/2Di8DQY

And let us know which game you're going to on twitter @weotspodcast or email [email protected]

Practice makes perfect! But what kind of practice and is it more important to just have fun?
That's our main topic today -but first we have a whistlestop tour of the opening County Championship games, and stop in on the IPL action too.

We have a double set of Seamingly Stumped terms today - Dolly and Nelson.

We check in on our first net session of the season and we steal an idea from the Edges and Sledges podcast for future episodes...hope you don't mind guys!

Also apologies for a couple of issues we had with the sound this week (and a phone going off in the background!), tried to correct in the edit but not quite the usual quality in places!

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or email: [email protected]

Zach is in the driver's seat for this week's episode, he takes us through what's happening in the world of cricket and delivers not one but two Seamingly Stumped (the feature formerly known as lingo bingo).

We then launch into our main topic, how to keep calm when your game goes to pieces!
We also have a few updates including our upcoming interview with @womenscricday and find videos coming out next week of our season opening net session @weotspodcast.

We weigh in on the Jos Buttler mankading debate in our usual uninformed but enthusiastic manner, this leads us on to the ever-going debate around the laws of the game vs the spirit of the game and where the line should be drawn.

We also talk about the Women's County game and our plans related to that in the next few weeks.

And at the end of the episode Zach learns that he's in charge next week... something to look forward to!

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The Jos Buttler Mankad video: https://youtu.be/NvBVJN4Iu5Y

This week we are focused on the mindset you have when playing cricket,how it affects how you play and the different challenges when starting out both batting and bowling.

We also talk about having shirt numbers introduced in the Ashes series and England Women's success against Sri Lanka.

In our still unnamed terminology busting section we look at the history of the term sledging.

Get in touch with us:
Twitter: @weotspodcast
Email: [email protected]

We talk injuries this week, what to expect when you start playing and how Zach will always end up with worse injuries - including back spasms, dog attacks and more!

Our unnamed terminology busting feature has this week: the Jaffa... cakes or otherwise?

We also announce two new players to the Wrong End of the Sticks team and give a roundup of what has been going on with England's cricket teams - including a big shout out to Kate Cross' performance in the final T20 game against India

There is also a surprise for Zach at the end of the episode!

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The main feature this week is an interview with Andy Ryan, creator of Reverse Swept Radio podcast and Guerilla cricket commentator. We talk about his route into cricket, his best and worst moments in cricket, the world cup, cricket books and much more!

We also announce 2 more players who have signed up to our team and we talk about England's women and their games in India.

Get in touch on Twitter: @weotspodcast

This week we talk both Men's and Women's England cricket updates. We make the official announcement of our new team name, and unveil our first player - interview to follow soon! And we have a bit of a set-back with the kit!

We also talk about the time commitment needed for cricket and if that stops people playing.

And we have a Lingo Bingo feature (name to be reviewed shortly!)

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