Podcast appearances and mentions of Carlos Brathwaite

Henry Moeran presents reaction to England beating the West Indies at The Oval to win the ODI series 3-0. West Indies World Cup winner Carlos Brathwaite & England World Cup and Ashes winner Ebony Rainford-Brent analyse the result.Jamie Smith gives his thoughts on the win with the batter starring as England's opener, Brook reflects on a winning start to life as England white-ball captain, and West Indies captain Shai Hope looks back on a tough series for West Indies.Nikesh Rughani, Matt Kabir Floyd, and former IPL batter Abhishek Jhunjhunwala give their reaction to Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Virat Kohli winning the IPL. Plus, an emotional Kohli gives his thoughts on finally winning the Indian Premier League.

Jonathan Agnew is joined by Steven Finn and Carlos Brathwaite to discuss England's 238 run win at Edgbaston in Harry Brook's opening match as full time white ball captain.We hear from Brook plus player of the match Jacob Bethell and West Indies captain Shai Hope. Also we reflect on Blue for Bob day in memory of Bob Willis hearing from former Prime Minister Sir John Major and Aggers takes a medical test live on air!

Simon Mann is alongside Steven Finn, Phil Tufnell & Carlos Brathwaite on the Edgbaston pitch for reaction to Mark Wood taking 5 wickets and England completing the series clean sweep as captain Ben Stokes hits England's fastest ever test half century.Hear from player of the match Mark Wood who was disappointed with his individual lack of results despite good performances across the series. Ben Stokes is pleased with England's newcomers Gus Atkinson and Jamie Smith, with Atkinson saying it's “the stuff of dreams” taking 22 wickets and being awarded player of the series. England head coach Brendon McCullum calls England's perceived ‘Bazball' batting style change as “natural progression” and West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite rues the missed chances his side had to limit England's batting order.Andy Zaltzman breaks down the series with stats, and hear the lighter moments of the series from the TMS commentary box.

Jonathan Agnew is joined by BBC Sport's chief cricket writer Stephan Shemilt and the Daily Telegraph's Will MacPherson to preview the third and final Test between England and the West Indies at Edgbaston.We hear from captain Ben Stokes, who's named an unchanged side as England aim to complete a series clean sweep.And former West Indies batter Carlos Brathwaite joins the pod to give an insight into potential Test debutant Akeem Jordan.

Jonathan Agnew is alongside Alastair Cook, Michael Vaughan and Carlos Brathwaite on the Trent Bridge pitch for reaction to Shoaib Bashir taking five wickets and England bowl the West Indies out in just one session to seal the series against West Indies.Captain Ben Stokes reveals he didn't see a victory coming so quickly, whilst Bashir reflects on a "special" evening taking five wickets in his first time bowling on home soil. Player of the match Ollie Pope tells Aggers that he's pleased to return to form following a slow start to the season with Surrey, and downbeat West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite is still looking for improvement from his side despite a strong first innings with the bat.Roland Butcher takes a look back on his career with Daniel Norcross, and hear the 'lighter' moments from the TMS commentary box during the test at Trent Bridge.

Jonathan Agnew is alongside Alastair Cook, Steven Finn, Michael Vaughan and Carlos Brathwaite to discuss England's dominant display on day three at Lord's. They discuss England's variety of speed with the bat and Jamie Smith scoring 70 on debut whilst also impressing behind the stumps.England's wicketkeeper Jamie Smith talks about the atmosphere in the stadium as he stood waiting for James Anderson to join him in the middle for England's last partnership, and West Indies bowler Jayden Seales reflects on the lessons his side will learn from this first test.Plus, Machel St Patrick Hewitt and Santokie Nagulendren from The Caribbean Cricket Podcast join Jonathan to discuss the troublesome times that West Indies cricket has been through in the past.

Jonathan Agnew is alongside Michael Vaughan and Carlos Brathwaite to discuss Gus Atkinson taking seven wickets on debut at Lord's as James Anderson begins his farewell. They talk about the professionalism in England's batting order, and look at the West Indies lack of preparation putting them on the back foot heading into this series.England's debutant Gus Atkinson reacts to the day's play and also West Indies assistant coach Jimmy Adams talks to Alison Mitchel.Plus, Andrew Strauss looks ahead to the 6th Red for Ruth day and talks about the way in which Anderson is leaving international cricket.

We had T20 World Cup Champion Carlos Brathwaite on the podcast this week! I'm sure you all REMEMBER THE NAME.

Nikesh Rughani is alongside Carlos Brathwaite for reaction to South Africa's 5 wicket win over Afghanistan. Player-of-the-match Rassie van der Dussen gives his thoughts on the game, as does South Africa bowler Gerald Coetzee & Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi. Plus, Simon Mann speaks to Afghanistan head coach Jonathan Trott to reflect on his side's most successful Men's Cricket World Cup ever. Jonathan Agnew talks to England batter Dawid Malan ahead of England's last match in this World Cup campaign against Pakistan, a game which Malan admits could be his last for England. Also, Simon speaks to Nikesh about the news of Sri Lanka Cricket being suspended by the ICC - at a time where the ICC are having to defend their stance on Afghanistan, with the nation disbanding their Women's side. Hear the ICC's Chief Executive, Geoff Allardice, talk on the matter.

Simon Mann presents reaction from a thumping win for India over South Africa in Kolkata. You'll hear the thoughts of Carlos Brathwaite and Deep Dasgupta as well as Virat Kohli after levelling Sachin Tendulkar's record of 49 ODI centuries on his 35th birthday. The team discuss just how a team can beat India in this tournament and there's a focus on South Africa with legendary player AB de Villiers and cricket writer Firdose Moonda.

Nikesh Rughani brings you reaction from Eden Gardens after Pakistan's comfortable victory over Bangladesh – a win that just about keeps their semi-final hopes alive but knocks out their opponents, as well as more from the England camp with opening batter Dawid Malan. You'll also hear how Carlos Brathwaite got on sampling the local flavours of Maidan cricket.

South Africa cling on to beat Pakistan by one wicket in a thriller at Chennai. Simon Mann is joined by Carlos Brathwaite and Cricbuzz journalist Telford Vice as the Proteas go top of the table. Reaction too from Temba Bavuma, Tabraiz Shamsi and a disconsolate Babar Azam. Plus, where have England gone wrong in their title defence? Jonathan Agnew, Steven Finn and BBC Sport's Matt Henry attempt to find answers.

Afghanistan complete their highest successful ODI run chase, to seal victory over Pakistan for the first time. Simon Mann is joined by Carlos Brathwaite and Inayatulhaq Yasini from the BBC's Afghan Service, to mark their second win at this World Cup. Afghanistan calmly chase down 283 in a manner Head Coach Jonathan Trott would be proud of – he joins the pod. Plus, Joe Root defends Jos Buttler's captaincy with England now propping up the World Cup table and we reflect on the life of Indian bowling great Bishan Singh Bedi who passed away today.

Simon Mann reflects on Australia's 62 run victory over Pakistan. Australia came out on top against Pakistan thanks largely to opener David Warner who top scored with 163 and birthday boy Mitch Marsh with 121. We get the thoughts of World Cup winner Carlos Brathwaite and Australia broadcaster Geoff Lemon. Plus Jonathan Agnew and Steven Finn lookahead to England against South Africa where both teams will be looking to bounce back from shock defeats. England captain Jos Buttler also speaks to the BBC's Matt Henry and gives the latest on the fitness of Ben Stokes.

Simon Mann has reaction to Australia's first win at the World Cup. Catch interviews with Australia's Adam Zampa and former international Aaron Finch. Plus the thoughts of Carlos Brathwaite and Geoff Lemon. And hear from Ashes-winner Steven Finn and BBC Sport's Matt Henry on England's defeat to Afghanistan and how they can bounce back. 01:10 Australia beat Sri Lanka 03:15 Adam Zampa interview 10:15 Were Sri Lanka too tame? 14:50 Aaron Finch on Australia's performance 19:20 England post-mortem 30:15 Where does it rank among other World Cup upsets?

Jonathan Agnew presents reaction to India beating Pakistan by 7 wickets with 19.3 overs to spare. It was a comprehensive win for the hosts who have won their first three matches. We will hear from former Pakistan Head Coach Waqar Younis, former India player Deep Dasgupta and World Cup winner Carlos Brathwaite. Plus Henry Moeran and Steven Finn lookahead to England against Afghanistan and speak to England player Joe Root.

Captain Rohit Sharma strikes India's fastest World Cup century, making 131 off just 84 balls. India look in imperious form as they chase down 273 with 15 overs to spare. Simon Mann is joined by Carlos Brathwaite, Prakash Wakankar and Devender Kumar in Delhi, as we hear from record breaking Rohit and Afghanistan skipper Hashmatullah Shahidi. Plus Dirk Nannes on tomorrow's heavyweight clash between Australia and South Africa.

Steve Crossman and guests preview the Cricket World Cup in India. Phil Tufnell and Tymal Mills discuss England's chances and squad strength. Steve speaks to Prakash Wakankar about the anticipation and hope in the host country India. Steve, Phil and Tymal look at the other contenders and speak to Carlos Brathwaite about the absence of West Indies. Timecodes: 01:47 – England's squad and chances 22:02 – India preview 30:01 – West Indies absence 38:40 – Other contenders

Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey speaks in public for the first time about his controversial dismissal of Jonny Bairstow at Lord's and we get a fascinating take on the Ashes summer from Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell and West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite in conversation with Daniel Norcross.

Ben Stokes joins us to discuss the new film that has been made about his rollercoaster life, on and off the cricket field. We also hear from Joe Root and Carlos Brathwaite, plus Jonathan Agnew reviews the movie and looks at what lies ahead for Stokes.

Mark Chapman finds out more about West Indies T20 World Cup winner Carlos Brathwaite and former Premier League defender Micah Richards. The pair met briefly on the Monday Night Club, but here they have a chance to discuss their shared Caribbean heritage, love of football and the difficulty they both faced after their ‘career-defining' moment in sport. We find out if either could have played any other sport and delve into their new jobs in punditry. Plus, the pair try their hand at reading the classifieds, and in a game of ‘This or That?', we find out just how much they have in common.

Welcome to Episode 10 of the Birmingham League Show by the Cow Corner Podcast. The Carlos Brathwaite Special! In episode 10 we: - We talk to special guest Carlos Brathwaite - We talk about his time in the BDPCL - Growing up in Barbados to winning a World Cup to joining the Bears - We talk about Carlos at the Bears and the Blast so far. - We put your questions to Carlos - Finally we pick our winner in the Ticket Giveaway competition! - We discuss our funniest cricketing stories - Plus lots of poor research, jokes and much much more! All this and much more random chat on another episode of the Cow Corner Podcast's Birmingham League Show #CowCorner #CowCornerBDPCL #BirminghamLeagueShow #RememberTheName

It's been a while since an IPL game ended this quickly. Sanjay Manjrekar and Carlos Brathwaite review Delhi Capitals' easy win over Punjab

Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by guests Jimmy Anderson, Phil Tufnell, Michael Vaughan and Carlos Brathwaite to reflect on England's defeat against the West Indies. With Joe Root's side having now lost four Test series in a row, we question the future of England's Test side and whether Joe Root should continue as captain. We also discuss the impact that having no managing director or permanent head coach in place has.

Ahead of the Barbados Test match between West Indies and England, we caught up with the former West Indies fast bowler Ian Bishop. He spoke about playing alongside legends such as Viv Richards, Brian Lara and Curtley Ambrose and remembers the moment he found out he was first selected for the West Indies. Of course, these days, he is a familiar voice in the commentary box and he revealed the story behind the legendary "Remember the name" quote as Carlos Brathwaite's six-hitting secured the 2016 T20 World Cup for the West Indies. He also gives his thoughts on the current state of cricket in the Caribbean and also looks forward to the Test match at the Kensoington Oval, always a great occasion. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/98-not-out/message

West Indies All Rounder Carlos Brathwaite joins the guys tonight. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!#cricket #westindies #barbados

Carlos Brathwaite joins the show to help preview the West Indies-England Test series that's about to get underway. Carlos also gives a fascinating insight on the health of the game in the Caribbean using insights from his own career that has taken him all over the world. Mark Butcher tells us how he's hoping England will change in the West Indies while pod regulars Phil Walker, Jo Harman and Yas Rana get involved with it all, as well as rounding up all the latest news from the international game, including the warm-up games for the Women's World Cup and the build-up to Australia's first Test series in Pakistan in 24 years. Legendary cricket writer Scyld Berry also joins us towards the end of the show to tell us about his life covering England Tests abroad and also to talk about his new book, Beyond The Boundaries: Travels On England Cricket Tours. You can buy the book here: https://wisden.com/shop/beyond-the-boundaries-travels-on-england-cricket-tours

Mark Chapman is joined by former England cricketer Phil Tufnell and West Indies World Cup winner Carlos Brathwaite to talk about a first English victory this winter. We also hear from Mick Newell, Director of Cricket for Nottinghamshire, to discuss the County Championship season. Plus we talk about the cost of cricket for young players and if the game has become too expensive at youth level.

Mark Chapman is joined by former England batter Michael Carberry and West Indian World Cup winner Carlos Brathwaite to look back at the final Test in Hobart and the 4-nil series defeat. The team dissect where it went so badly wrong for England this series. We also preview the women's Ashes with England's Kate Cross and look at the legacy of Virat Kohli following his departure as India Test captain.

Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by Steven Finn, Carlos Brathwaite & Jonathan Agnew to look ahead to the Ashes. They discuss the unique preparations for both England and Australia, plus we hear from Joe Root. Glenn McGrath joins the pod to talk about the potential replacements for Time Paine. And we hear from new Australian captain Pat Cummins and his vice-captain Steve Smith.

Steve Crossman is joined by West Indies World Cup winner Carlos Brathwaite and BBC Asian Network presenter and journalist Ankur Desai to examine what comes next for cricket in the wake of the Azeem Rafiq racism scandal. They're joined by Cricket Wales board member Dr Samara Afzal and Dr Thomas Fletcher of Leeds Beckett University, who wrote a 2014 report into the inclusion of South Asian cricketers in the game. And there's also a look at the grassroots perspective with co-founder of charity Platform Cricket Chris Willetts. 10:00 Interview with Dr Thomas Fletcher 29:30 Interview with Dr Samara Afzal 45:00 Look into the future of grassroots cricket.

Isa Guha is joined by T20 World Cup finalist Dirk Nannes, T20 World Cup winner Carlos Brathwaite and former England World Cup spin bowler Phil Tufnell to review Australia's 8 wicket win over New Zealand in Dubai. We also hear from Australia captain Aaron Finch, Australia coach Justin Langer, New Zealand captain Kane Williamson, player of the match Mitchell Marsh and player of the tournament David Warner. We also review the tournament as a whole and discuss what the result could mean for the Ashes.

Mark Chapman finds out more about West Indies T20 World Cup winner Carlos Brathwaite and former Premier League defender Micah Richards. The pair met briefly on the Monday Night Club, but here they have a chance to discuss their shared Caribbean heritage, love of football and the difficulty they both faced after their ‘career-defining' moment in sport. Carlos goes into detail about those four infamous sixes he hit in the 2016 T20 World Cup Final and his subsequent West Indies captaincy, which wasn't welcomed by many of his colleagues and teammates. We find out if either could have played any other sport and delve into their new jobs in punditry. Plus, the pair try their hand at reading the classifieds, and in a game of ‘This or That?', we find out just how much they have in common. TOPICS: 01'40 The first meeting on the Monday Night Club 3'30 A shared Caribbean heritage 6'00 Why Carlos moved to Portsmouth 9'00 The ‘Caribbean cricket' stereotype 10'00 Did either know just how good they were at a young age? 16'00 Why Micah never played cricket 17'00 Micah tests his cricketer knowledge 20'00 The changing image of cricket 25'00 A love of football – Man City v Man United 29'40 Winning the T20 World Cup in 2016 and moving on from ‘career-defining' moments 34'00 Micah on the pressures of playing for England and winning the Premier League 38'00 Criticism as a captain 41'00 When Micah knew it was time to retire 46'00 Getting into punditry and having to criticise former/current teammates 54'00 Reading the classifieds 58'40 This or that? Just how much do they have in common?

Mark Chapman finds out more about West Indies T20 World Cup winner Carlos Brathwaite and former Premier League defender Micah Richards. The pair met briefly on the Monday Night Club, but here they have a chance to discuss their shared Caribbean heritage, love of football and the difficulty they both faced after their ‘career-defining' moment in sport. We find out if either could have played any other sport and delve into their new jobs in punditry. Plus, the pair try their hand at reading the classifieds, and in a game of ‘This or That?', we find out just how much they have in common. TOPICS: 01'40 The first meeting on the Monday Night Club 3'30 A shared Caribbean heritage 6'00 Why Carlos moved to Portsmouth 9'00 The ‘Caribbean cricket' stereotype 10'00 Did either know just how good they were at a young age? 16'00 Why Micah never played cricket 17'00 Micah tests his cricketer knowledge 20'00 The changing image of cricket 25'00 A love of football – Man City v Man United 29'40 Winning the T20 World Cup in 2016 and moving on from ‘career-defining' moments 34'00 Micah on the pressures of playing for England and winning the Premier League 38'00 Criticism as a captain 41'00 When Micah knew it was time to retire 46'00 Getting into punditry and having to criticise former/current teammates 54'00 Reading the classifieds 58'40 This or that? Just how much do they have in common?

Jonathan Agnew is joined by Carlos Brathwaite and Phil Tufnell to look back on England's semi-final defeat to New Zealand. We hear from England batting coach Marcus Trescothick, as well as captains Eoin Morgan and Kane Williamson.

Mark Chapman finds out more about Micah Richards and West Indies T20 World Cup winner Carlos Brathwaite. The pair met briefly on the Monday Night Club, but here they have a chance to discuss their shared Caribbean heritage, love of football and the difficulty they both faced after their ‘career-defining' moment. We find out if either could have played any other sport and delve into their new jobs in punditry. Plus, the pair try their hand at reading the football classifieds, and in a game of ‘This or That?', we find out just how much they have in common. TOPICS: 01'40 The first meeting on the Monday Night Club 3'30 A shared Caribbean heritage 6'00 Why Carlos moved to Portsmouth 9'00 The ‘Caribbean cricket' stereotype 10'00 Did either know just how good they were at a young age? 16'00 Why Micah never played cricket 17'00 Micah tests his cricketer knowledge 20'00 The changing image of cricket 25'00 A love of football – Man City v Man United 29'40 Winning the T20 World Cup in 2016 and moving on from ‘career-defining' moments 34'00 Micah on the pressures of playing for England and winning the Premier League 38'00 Criticism as a captain 41'00 When Micah knew it was time to retire 46'00 Getting into punditry and having to criticise former/current teammates 54'00 Reading the classifieds 58'40 This or that? Just how much do they have in common?

Jonathan Agnew looks back on England's 10 run defeat to South Africa with Phil Tufnell, Carlos Brathwaite and Andy Zaltzman. Plus we celebrate the T20 careers of DJ Bravo and Chris Gayle as well as hearing from West Indies captain Keiron Pollard and Australia skipper Aaron Finch.

England's T20 World Cup campaign continues at full pace after an emphatic eight wicket win over Bangladesh. Steve Finn and Carlos Brathwaite join Jonathan Agnew, plus we speak to Chris Woakes, straight after he recorded bowling figures of 1-12. Plus John Blain joins us to look back on a disappointing defeat for Scotland against Namibia.

Mark Chapman is joined by Warwickshire's sporting director Paul Farbrace and the West Indian World Cup winner Carlos Brathwaite. They chat all things Ben Stokes as it has been announced that he'll be part of the Ashes squad. Plus after Pakistan beat India at the weekend for the first time at a World Cup, Aatif Nawaz joins the pod to talk commentating on that moment and what it means for the country. TOPICS: 1 MIN - Micah joins the pod to meet Carlos Brathwaite 5 MINS - Stokes reaction 17 MINS - Australian perspective on Stokes with cricket journalist and broadcaster Adam Collins 28 MINS - England West Indies 42 MINS - Scotland 46 MINS - Reaction to Pakistan beating India

England get their World Cup campaign off to a perfect start after bowling the West Indies out for just 55 in Dubai. Carlos Brathwaite and Paul Farbrace join Jonathan Agnew to look where it went so right for England, including Adil Rashid's four wickets for just two runs… and the West Indies' approach of blocking and hitting boundaries is questioned. Plus we hear from Moeen Ali, Eoin Morgan, and Keiron Pollard.

Five years ago, Carlos Brathwaite finished off one of the most remarkable ends to any final in any sport. The West Indies all-rounder hit four consecutive sixes off Ben Stokes' bowling to win the World T20. As England prepare to take on the West Indies again for this year's tournament, Carlos Brathwaite looks back on the West Indies' remarkable triumph.

Part 2 of our IPL 2021 Keys2Victory show sees international cricketer, Carlos Brathwaite and acclaimed sports broadcaster, Matt Floyd join our in-house panel to break down the chances of success for Kolkata Knight Riders, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Punjab Kings and reigning champions, Mumbai Indians. What's in the video? 0:00 - Introducing Carlos Brathwaite and Matt Floyd 4:16 - How Andre Russell's fitness determines the success of KKR 5:20 - Can Mumbai Indian's death hitting be as prolific as last year? 6:55 - RCB's death bowling has to be on point 7:54 - KL Rahul has to perform 9:33 - RCB's bench strength is going to play a big part in their success 11:00 - The continued rise of Suryakumar & Kishen 12:13 - Can Sunil Narine to the top? 14:32 - Can the overseas rookie seamers hit the ground running? 16:12 - Concerns about MI's spin depth and effectiveness 17:54 - Dan Christian's impact 20:25 - Can one of the top three batters step up for KKR? 22:38 - How effective can Punjab Kings' spin department be? 24:20 - Who will fill the number 3 spot for RCB? 25:42 - Eoin Morgan's impact as captain for KKR 27:19 - Can Mumbai Indian's bowlers continue to perform in the powerplays 28:36 - Can the newbie, Shahrukh Khan make an impact for Punjab? 30:08 - Pat Cummins has to perform with bat and ball 31:31 - RCB's local players have to support the big names 35:20 - How will MI perform on the slow pitches in Chennai and Delhi? 36:40 - Chris Gayle's consistency for Punjab Kings 38:24 - Predicting which team will finish last? 46:35 - Predicting the leading wicket taker 49:52 - Predicting the leading run scorer 53:49 - Predicting the winner of the IPL 2021

Ahead of the 2021 Indian Premier League, cricket superstars Smriti Mandhana, Ben Stokes and KL Rahul discuss what to expect from the hugely anticipated competition with Isa Guha. Recorded live on Clubhouse, they discussed how they've been preparing for the tournament, what they're expecting and the prospect of a full women's IPL. They also chatted on the rivalry between India vs. England, their training, how they focus their mind to deal with pressure - as well as what really happened between Ben, KL and those arm sleeves in the recent One Day International series...There was an additional Q&A section exclusively on Clubhouse where the audience asked questions - including the players' thoughts on DRS, and even West Indies legend Carlos Brathwaite joined in the conversation.For more Decoding Athletes, visit http://redbull.com/decoding

Welcome to Episode 55 of The County Cricket Podcast! On today's episode hosts Aaron and Joe are joined by Warwickshire CCC performance analyst James Tomson to discuss Carlos Brathwaite's move to Edgbaston, take a closer look at Middlesex's signing of Aussie all rounder Mitch Marsh and also try to dissect the absolutely extraordinary Day/Night Test match between India and England in Ahmedabad. If you enjoyed today's episode please feel free to share it with any cricket fans that you know and be sure to follow our Twitter account for regular county cricket and podcast updates!    James' Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jtommo17/   The County Cricket Podcast Twitter - https://twitter.com/TheCountyCrick2  

Menners, Paul and Jelisa discuss rumours of player dissatisfaction with Justin Langer, Dan Christian's omission from the T20 side and the BBL finals and loads more and they chat with Sixers stars Carlos Brathwaite and James Vince. Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram at @AusCricketPod and on TikTok at @cricketunfiltered. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/cricket-unfiltered.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Warren Was Joined By Sydney Sixers' Player Carlos Brathwaite To Discuss Their Upcoming Fixture In The Big Bash League.

Will and Noddy were joined by Sydney Sixers star Carlos Brathwaite to talk about the season, his enjoyment playing in the BBL as well as tomorrow night's Sydney Smash against Thunder.

Tim Gilbert and Shane Lee take a good look at the current state of BBL and the Australian Cricket Team, John Steffensen talks to the team about how the possibility of Melbourne having to cancel the Grand Prix and international cricket star Carlos Brathwaite tells us about his journey and See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jonathan Agnew presents from Old Trafford where England have won the third Test and the series against West Indies. It was a momentous day for Stuart Broad as he became only the second Englishman to take 500 Test wickets. Aggers, Michael Vaughan and Carlos Brathwaite review the series while we get reaction from Broad and the respective captains, Joe Root and Jason Holder. Broad's partner-in-crime Jimmy Anderson discusses their close relationship on and off the pitch, plus there are further tributes from former England skipper Alastair Cook and the chairman of the club where Broad played as a youngster.

Daniel Norcross presents from a wet Old Trafford on day four of the 3rd Test between England and West Indies. Play was abandoned due to the weather and will resume on the final day with the tourists on 10-2, chasing an unlikely 399 to win. Joe Root's side will need to take eight wickets to win the Test and series. Due to the washout Simon Mann took the opportunity to chat with summariser Carlos Brathwaite and asked him to answer some of our listeners' questions. Inevitably much of the discussion surrounded the World T20 Final in 2016 when he hit four successive sixes in the final over to lead West Indies to victory against England. He reveals what was going through his mind as Ben Stokes bowled at him in that finale and what was said between the pair afterwards. Amidst all the cricket talk, we also let Carlos have a go at doing the Shipping Forecast!

Jonathan Agnew presents from Old Trafford where England are on the verge of a series win over West Indies following the third day of the deciding Test. Stuart Broad’s six wickets across two innings have not only brought Joe Root’s side close to victory but also left the bowler just one away from 500 career Test wickets. His four in four overs had the tourists 197 all out, 172 behind. England later declared on 226-2 with Rory Burns hitting 90 and Dom Sibley and Root scoring 56 and 68 respectively to set Jason Holder’s side a target of 399. But thanks to Broad's efforts with the ball, the tourists finished on 10-2 in their second innings at the close. Aggers, Michael Vaughan and Carlos Brathwaite discuss the action while Simon Mann gets the thoughts of Burns and Roston Chase. There’s also an interview with Surrey chief Executive Rchard Gould and a Surrey fan as the Oval held the first sporting event in England with a crowd since lockdown began.

Jonathan Agnew presents from Old Trafford where England are in a good position to win the 3rd Test - and the series - against the West Indies. Stuart Broad's rapid-fire 62 helped Joe Root's side to a total of 369. He and his old pal Jimmy Anderson then took two wickets apiece as the tourists closed on 137-6. Aggers, Michael Vaughan and Carlos Brathwaite pick over the day's play while Eleanor Oldroyd chats both to Broad and to Kemar Roach, who joined an exclusive group of West Indian bowlers to take 200 Test wickets. Elsewhere, there's an interview with two sisters who have composed Full Tosca - TMS: The Opera during lockdown and we rewind to 1991 to hear a classic View from the Boundary interview with the legendary actor Peter O'Toole, who recalls playing cricket on the set of Lawrence of Arabia with Omar Sharif.

Jonathan Agnew presents from Old Trafford where England have the upper hand after the first day of the 3rd test between England and the West Indies. After looking shaky at 122-4, unbeaten knocks of 91 from Ollie Pope and 56 from Jos Buttler leave Joe Root’s side in a good position. Michael Vaughan, Carlos Brathwaite and Aggers look back on the day while Eleanor Oldroyd speaks to Pope about his innings and whether he’ll be able to sleep with a century so close. Sir Andrew Strauss joins Aggers to discuss his late's wife's foundation on Red For Ruth day.

Jonathan Agnew presents the TMS podcast after an exciting fourth day of the second Test between England and the West Indies at Old Trafford. England will begin the final day 219 runs ahead on 37-2 after the tourists were bowled out for 287. Aggers, Michael Vaughan and Carlos Brathwaite review a lively final session that saw Stuart Broad take 3 wickets in 14 deliveries and Joe Root send out Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler to open their second innings. Eleanor Oldroyd speaks to Broad and West Indies opener Kraigg Brathwaite and there’s an interview with West Indies chief executive Johnny Grave about the decision to send the team to play in England and how COVID-19 could affect the game on the islands.

“What story are we telling about America?” – Washington’s NFL team agree to change their name. We discuss the Washington Redskins decision to change their controversial name and logo following years of opposition from Native American communities and recent pressure from major club sponsors. Mark Trahant - who is a member of Idaho’s Shoshone-Bannock Tribe and editor of Indian Country Today - tells us the name was offensive because “it came from the era when natives were sold by body parts”. He also recalls being told by his father as a six year old boy not to use the ‘R word’ and he believes all teams that use Native American words and symbols will eventually have to change their names. The “Washington Red Tails” is among the favourites to be the team’s next name and we’re joined by Martin McCauley, who owns the trademark to that name along with a host of others. The Washington fan tells us all about his unusual hobby of trademarking potential team names, how he won’t stand in Washington’s way if they want to use one of his names and he explains why he’s hired a lawyer this week. The former NBA player calling for the current season to be abandoned - Etan Thomas played for the Washington Wizards, Oklahoma City Thunder and Atlanta Hawks during his professional career. He's now calling on NBA commissioner Adam Silver to cancel the current season due to the risks associated with playing during the Covid-19 pandemic. Thomas says of Silver "Valuing the lives of human beings over economic motivations is a concept that is absent from Donald Trump. You are not him." He also tells us it’s “tragic” that Elena Delle Donne, who suffers from chronic Lyme Disease, was denied the opportunity to opt out of the upcoming WNBA season. 2082 miles on an exercise bike while shielding from coronavirus and battling stage 4 bowel cancer - Keith Farquharson recently completed the 2018 Tour de France course on an exercise bike to raise money for the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation. He chose the 2018 course as that was the year he was first off work with cancer and he watched the race live on TV. He says he juggled the virtual race, with working full-time, a young family and having cancer treatment. We check in on the second test between England and West Indies. Former West Indies T20 captain Carlos Brathwaite joins us to discuss the latest action in the test, the series so far and living in a bio-secure bubble in order to be at the ground. Following a big week off the pitch for Manchester City we’re joined by broadcaster Natalie Paweleck to discuss the club’s FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal, the clubs hopes of ending this season with three trophies and if their victory at CAS could see Pep Guardiola extend his stay as manager. And this week’s Sporting Witness tells the story of David Beckham signing for LA Galaxy in Major League Soccer back in 2007. Image: American Indian Movement protest the Washington Redskins as they arrive in town to play the Denver Broncos at Sports Authority Field at Mile HIgh in Denver, Co.(Getty Images)

In our fifth episode, we review the events of Day 5 of the First Test between England and the West Indies, being played in the bio-secure bubble of the Ageas Bowl in Southampton. Join us for our discussion of: Just what the West Indies did right in this game to win it. Whether England's first innings collapse was the reason they lost this Test. How important Jofra Archer is for this England side and whether his performance on day 5 has given England more clarity on how to use him. And... Our views of just how good Carlos Brathwaite was on his commentary debut! As a reminder, you can also find us on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.

Remember the name, remember the game. On a hot, steamy evening in Kolkata, West Indies and England provided a finish that was made for television, made for drama and will be replayed in minds for some time to come. The sight of Carlos Brathwaite standing tall and launching Ben Stokes, and with him England, to defeat, was something else. But the game was not just about that big finish. The West Indies team were deservedly favourites in the tournament. Packed with the kind of players who excel in Twenty20 cricket the team had all the resources to go all the way. But, with a sub-par total in the final, there was every chance they would falter at the final hurdle. Fortunately for them, Samuels was in a mood to drag his team over the line with sheer willpower. But he could not have gone all the way. For that, the West Indies needed Brathwaite's cheerful fury. The excitement on the field did threaten to boil over into something less savoury however. The manner in which the West Indies players gave every England batsman a send off with the Champions song and dance routine, irked a few. But, what really changed things was Samuels's anger. Even in victory there seemed to be little joy to be had, and even after the game was done, Samuels was seething. Eventually the International Cricket Council would step in with sanctions. And this episode of the podcast brings out those contrasting perspectives. While Anand Vasu had little time for the antics of Samuels and some of the others, Bharat Sundaresan tries to explain the thought process that led to the eventual outburst. Where do you stand? Listen in, and then make up your mind. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pressbox2020/message

Jonathan Agnew reflects on a frustrating opening day of the first Test between England and the West Indies. Rain and bad light meant only 17.4 overs could be bowled, with England making 35-1 in the little play that was possible. We hear reaction from West Indies bowler Shannon Gabriel and England assistant coach Graham Thorpe. And the ECB's director of events Steve Elworthy explains how the bio-bubble was created to allow cricket to return. And after players and umpires took a knee in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, TMS summariser Carlos Brathwaite explains how powerful a gesture it was.

Cricket Australia chief executive Nick Hockley on how the organisation can bounce back from the financial turmoil and job cuts caused by Covid-19. Plus, can the West Indies keep up their impressive run against England when their Test series begins in Southampton next week? We're joined by their one-day and Twenty20 star Carlos Brathwaite, who also talks about his memories of West Indies icon Sir Everton Weekes, who has died at the age of 95. Photo: Carlos Brathwaite (Getty Images)

ECB Chief Executive Tom Harrison joins Eleanor Oldroyd, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan after it's confirmed that England will play the West Indies in three Test matches, starting on July the 8th at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton. West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite joins the pod to give his perspective on the upcoming matches and we look back on the 2016 T20 final when Brathwaite hit 4 sixes. He also shares his views on the Black Lives Matter movement. PLUS Tuffers and Vaughan share their all-time bald XI.

West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite joins JP Duminy, Jemimah Rodrigues & Liam Flint to discuss their cricketing heroes! Plus we find out how pro cricketers stay fit when under Coronavirus lockdown!

Geoff Lemon and comedian Felicity Ward join Emma John to discuss England’s third loss of their World Cup campaign at the hands of Aaron Finch’s side. Plus, cricket’s best bromances and Emma gets excited about the best game so far

James Buttler, the Cricket Badger, is joined by Cricket 365's Oli Fisher and cricket journalist Aakash Sivasubramaniam to pick out their favourite moments from the fourth week of the Cricket World Cup 2019. In this fifth episode they pick their top batsman, top bowler and Champagne moment from week four. They discuss England's disastrous week and try and explain how and why it has happened and decide whether Eoin Morgan's men can still reach the semi-finals. They reflect on Shakib al Hasan's incredible all-round tournament for Bangladesh. marvel at Carlos Brathwaite's amazing hundred, India's struggles against Afghanistan. The trio will be back every week throughout the tournament to assess the action just gone and make their predictions on the week ahead. There is a competitive element to this podcast with units being staked on the bookies prices for each market and five units for each match pick. The winner at the end of the World Cup will be able to make a donation to the charity of his choice. Gamble responsibly and we will see you next week! Enjoy the cricket! This Podcast is brought to you in association with Cricket365.com (http://cricket365.com/) and Paddy Power. Thank you very much for listening and supporting the podcast! Contact the show via Twitter on @cricket_badger or email us at cricketbadger@hotmail.com. If you'd like to advertise on the Podcast drop us a line and we will send you our list of very competitive rates.

With the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 entering its third week, equations have started changing, thanks to some strong performances, a few upsets, and also some heartbreaks. Bangladesh chased down a massive 322-run target against Windies on Shakib Al Hasan's century. Later, they repeated the show against Australia, even more emphatically, but fell short of the target by 49 runs. England scored a mountain of runs against Afghanistan — only three runs shy of the 400-mark — and won easily. But the same side failed to chase a not-so-great target of 233 runs against Sri Lanka, as Lasith Malinga scalped four wickets. Surprisingly, a formidable Indian batting line-up, with greats like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and M S Dhoni faced a reality check, with minnows Afghanistan first restricting them to just 224 runs and then nearly chasing the target. If India were able to save their blushes, they had Jasprit Bumrah’s precision and Mohammed Shami’s last-minute havoc to thank for it. Meanwhile, New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson calmly took his team to victory in crucial matches against South Africa and West Indies, with a century in each match. And, Pakistan got back to winning ways by defeating South Africa on the back of Mohammad Amir's heroics. And then, there was a heartbreaking image whose memory will endure for a long time: A distraught Carlos Brathwaite sitting on ground, almost in tears, after nearly taking West Indies past the target against New Zealand. Windies lost the thriller by just 5 runs Let’s take a look at all this, and what more to expect as the contest intensifies in this BS podcast. Follow the BS on Ground channel on Google Podcast, Apple Podcasts and Spotify for more from the world of sports. 

With the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 entering its third week, equations have started changing, thanks to some strong performances, a few upsets, and also some heartbreaks. Bangladesh chased down a massive 322-run target against Windies on Shakib Al Hasan's century. Later, they repeated the show against Australia, even more emphatically, but fell short of the target by 49 runs. England scored a mountain of runs against Afghanistan — only three runs shy of the 400-mark — and won easily. But the same side failed to chase a not-so-great target of 233 runs against Sri Lanka, as Lasith Malinga scalped four wickets. Surprisingly, a formidable Indian batting line-up, with greats like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and M S Dhoni faced a reality check, with minnows Afghanistan first restricting them to just 224 runs and then nearly chasing the target. If India were able to save their blushes, they had Jasprit Bumrah’s precision and Mohammed Shami’s last-minute havoc to thank for it. Meanwhile, New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson calmly took his team to victory in crucial matches against South Africa and West Indies, with a century in each match. And, Pakistan got back to winning ways by defeating South Africa on the back of Mohammad Amir's heroics. And then, there was a heartbreaking image whose memory will endure for a long time: A distraught Carlos Brathwaite sitting on ground, almost in tears, after nearly taking West Indies past the target against New Zealand. Windies lost the thriller by just 5 runs Let’s take a look at all this, and what more to expect as the contest intensifies in this BS podcast. Follow the BS on Ground channel on Google Podcast, Apple Podcasts and Spotify for more from the world of sports. 

Mohammed Shami takes a hat-trick in the final over vs Afghanistan but does it count? New Zealand remain undefeated in the tournament after a thrilling finish to their game against the West Indies and Carlos Brathwaite is the biggest human alive. Lasith Malinga beats England despite not having done a pre-season fitness Test since the reign for Arjuna Ranatunga. Mark Butcher joins the show from the UK to talk about what's happening with England in the World Cup and we hear from his new album with his single 'Country'. #AskTGC goes into valid visas, alpha dogs, embarrassing moments in front of school children and Mark Ramprakash.

Day 24 of the Men’s Cricket World Cup was Super Saturday – two games packed full of drama reaching nail-biting climaxes. Jo Harman is joined by Chetan Narula to reflect on India’s 11-run win over Afghanistan, as they debate whether MS Dhoni’s curious innings almost cost his side the match. And we also have Kiwi reporter Andrew Alderson on the show, dissecting an extraordinary match between New Zealand and West Indies at Old Trafford in which Carlos Brathwaite almost pulled off one of the all-time great World Cup heists.

Two thrilling matches to recap as Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami combine at the death to deny Afghanistan arguably the greatest upset in World Cup history before six-hitting machine Carlos Brathwaite was a metre shy of completing what looked an impossible chase for the West Indies against New Zealand.

Windies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite joins Charles Colvile and Bob Willis to dissect England's series win in Sri Lanka, whether it is time for two-division Test cricket, and what sort of pitches Joe Root's side can expect in the Caribbean in January.

Pakistan out-fought, out-skilled and outplayed England in the first Test at Lords to silence their critics - we ask how has Mickey Arthur transformed a team usually mocked for their fielding to showing England how to win in English conditions. We hear from legendary pace bowler Waqar Younis. In contrast, where is it going wrong for England? Former England batsman James Taylor speaks to Alison Mitchell about how can Trevor Bayliss and Joe Root turn their form around having gone eight Tests without a win. Taylor's career was cut short by a heart condition and this week, has released a new book 'Cut Short'. He explains to Alison Mitchell how he felt let down by the ECB and The Players Association by the lack of care following his ordeal which left him fighting for his life. And we sent Rahul Tandon to the Home of Cricket where the world's biggest cricket stars came together in a special one off T20 charity match to raise funds for the five cricket grounds in the Caribbean that were damaged by the Hurricanes Irma and Maria in September last year. Carlos Brathwaite skippered West Indies which included Chris Gayle, Andre Russell and veteran batsman Marlon Samuels. They were up against a World XI which included Pakistan's Shahid Afridi and Afghanistan legspinner Rashid Khan. Picture - Mickey Arthur (Credit - Getty Images)

Graeme Swann talks T20 tactics, why Australians are picked over England players in IPL auctions, and what Ben Stokes should have bowled to Carlos Brathwaite