Pri and Tarun are back after two weeks away, and somehow there is both too much cricket and not enough cricket worth watching. We get into India’s Asian Games campaign, the sword over Harmanpreet Kaur’s captaincy, and Abhishek Sharma’s crazy 30-ball hundred.

Plus, we're picking apart India’s upcoming ODI squad, mourning the absence of Bhuvi and Shami, and gossiping about Ajit Agarkar.

And, as always, there are celebrations about Virat Kohli returning to our screens!

Ishan Kishan is making the most of every opportunity; Smriti Mandhana is a cricketing legend (full stop), and we have some thoughts about where to take Indian cricket next. Plus, Bigg Boss fever hits Yes Is A Two as we build the most chaotic cricket house imaginable and attempt to find out if Rakhi Sawant can open the batting.

India are back in Test action, and we're talking through the opening match against Sri Lanka and the dwindling potential for the World Test Championship. We question what an ICC-regulated Test calendar could mean for the game, and what the future of ODIs could be.

Also, a discussion on the best lineup for an Indian Test team and Tarun takes us inside the surprisingly stressful life of a weekend umpire.

It’s Tarun’s birthday! With a quiet week in cricket, we’re celebrating with games, making predictions, and roasting some questionable choices.

We catch up on India’s growing injury list, Ajinkya Rahane’s thoughts on the future of Test cricket, and where Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma might end up after international retirement.

Then, we build Tarun’s ideal cricket birthday party, and attempt a game of cricket Taboo before putting our predictions for next year into a time capsule.

Plus: who controls the aux at Chinnaswamy, and just how much is Tarun willing to sacrifice for another peak Kohli match?

Ajinkya Rahane calls time on his career, which leads us to think about what's next for Indian cricket.

This week we're talking all about changes - rumored IPL trades, England's coaching lineup, and India's search for the next bowling leader beyond Bumrah. We also debate whether current players should speak out on political issues, and why The Hundred might be one of the more fascinating competitions in cricket.

We're back with Season 2!

On this week's episode, Pri and Tarun discuss a historic Test win, a century at Lord's, and big questions about the captaincy.

We're talking Rohit Sharma's road to the 2027 World Cup, Gautam Gambhir's impact as head coach, Shubman Gill's growing role in Indian cricket, and why both the men's and women's teams are approaching pivotal leadership transitions. Plus, our thoughts on Smriti Mandhana's captaincy future.

Week 7 leaves us discussing the cracks and chaos in the points table. We discuss (and gloat) over RCB's qualification, speculate about the future of Punjab, and zoom out to think are the teams actually getting better? Or have bowlers finally started to figure out the power hitters this season?

Bonus: which IPL sides are built for red ball cricket

RCB survive another classic heart-attack chase, Krunal Pandya is a clutch-god, and IPL playoff potential has descended into madness. This week, Pri and Tarun talk about why some IPL teams peak too early, CSK's late-season resurgence, the opener logjam in Indian cricket and how some of us are making fantasy team decisions on emotions alone.

In which Pri loses her mind about DC for 25 minutes with no warning of what is to come, before she and Tarun try to make sense of the week IPL batting fully broke containment.

Centuries everywhere, 250+ suddenly feeling chaseable, Punjab looking terrifyingly settled, DC looking spiritually unwell, and one big question hanging over it all: is there anything left for the bowlers?

Pri and Tarun are back for Week 3 of the IPL, and finally Mumbai is showing signs of life! We get into GT’s dependence on the top order, our deep admiration for Shreyas Iyer and love for Ishan Kishan’s captaincy growth.

There's KL Rahul discourse, Krunal Pandya’s reinvention, and who we think actually looks built for the top four. Plus: a detour into Test-cricket thinking in T20s, bowling identities, and why the game just keeps getting crazier.