Podcasts about england's test

Josh Halliday on failures in England’s coronavirus contact-tracing system as the government replaces the main public health body in the middle of the pandemic. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/infocus

Chinmay Vaidya, Paarth Joshi, Aashay Chavan and Aneesh Tyle react to the T20 World Cup being postponed to 2021, the IPL's plan to hold its competition in the United Arab Emirates and the ICC's World Cup ODI Super League starting. The guys then go into England's 2-1 Test series win over the West Indies (23:08), spotlighting the good and bad from both teams in cricket's first major live action since early March before previewing England's Test series with Pakistan.

Jack, Max and Ross talk all things Vanuatu Blast with the CEO of Vanuatu Cricket - former South Australia wicketkeeper-batsman, Shane Deitz. We also discuss England's super-sized 30-man test squad for the West Indies series and update you with some news from The Hundred. And there is some BIG news about what' s coming up on our next show... tune in to find out! Follow us: @thecricketpod on Twitter and Instagram!

Alan is joined in the studio by Miller and Matt, with Butch on the phone to discuss England's success in South Africa.

Alan is joined by Mark Butcher and George Dobell for a festive look at England's Test fortunes.

Rob Key, Dominic Cork and Nick Knight discuss England's Test and T20 squads for the tour of New Zealand, looking at Jonny Bairstow's axing, how he will return and what the new boys, such as Dom Sibley, Zak Crawley, Saqib Mahmood and Tom Banton will bring.

Former England opener Michael Carberry is the Badger's guest on this week's Cricket Badger Podcast. James Buttler gets Carbs to answer the Badger 20 Questions. Along the way they have an in-depth chat about whether England's Test openers are given long enough, worry that youngsters are swerving the role as opener as it looks so riddled with problems and why he relished the task of facing the new ball. Michael offers up two names he feels should be on the selectors minds. The pair continued to chat batting and the state of the modern game after the usual goodbyes so don't turn off after James thanks Michael and says farewell. There is plenty more to follow. They also chat about Michael's new career as an artist after his recent exhibitions. He's a talented man and it is well worth checking out at www.michaelcarberryart.com (https://www.michaelcarberryart.com/) . This Podcast is brought to you in association with Cricket365.com (http://cricket365.com/) . 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.

Ep 1: Ed Cowan and Corbin Middlemas discuss Australia's 17-man squad selected for the upcoming Ashes series. What to make of England's Test victory over Ireland? Why has Australia struggled at Edgbaston recently? These topics and more addressed in episode one of our Ashes special.

The Sky Cricket boys – sans Bumble – reflect on England's Test series with Windies, plus talk Shannon Gabriel’s ban, pacey seamers, touring Pakistan, Jofra Archer’s World Cup chances - and the impending return of Rob Key!

Bob Willis sharpens his knife and assesses England's Test winter, alongside Charles Colvile and Vikram Solanki. The team also discuss what now for Sam Curran, James Anderson's lengthened run-up and if Windies can build on their series win.

In a special episode looking forward to England's Test series against the West Indies, Wisden Cricket Monthly's Phil Walker and Jo Harman look back at previous encounters between the two sides with former England all-rounder Derek Pringle. The episode also features a pre-recorded segment with Graham Gooch on Viv Richards.

Adam & Tony dive in to a comprehensive preview of England's Test series in Sri Lanka. Can Rory Burns fill an Alastair Cook shaped hole? After Bairstow's injury, is it time to sack off the warm-up football? And are the hosts being underestimated?Plus, thoughts on Australia's cultural review, and a new GOAT debate: after more relentless heroics this week, is Kohli now the greatest ODI batsman of all time?All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bob Willis and Dominic Cork discuss India's improved form, Ben Stokes' return and England's Test selection.

In 1877, England played their first ever Test match - 141 years on - they have become the first nation to reach 1000 matches in the longest format of the game - we reflect on England's Test history with cricket journalist Simon Wilde who has written a book called England: The Biography, the story of English Cricket 1877-2018. Plus find out how Imran Khan went from a cricketing icon to potentially becoming Pakistan's prime minister. Picture - Joe Root and Virat Kohli (Credit - Getty Images)

As Planet Earth goes down with a nasty case of World Cup Fever, Adam & Tony look ahead to the Cricket World Cup next year. 10 teams, no Associates - does Scotland's win over England this week make a mockery of the whole thing?Plus, thoughts on England's Test resurgence and the Broad-Vaughan dust-up, and Tony turns heads on the cricket field with a dazzling 9 not out.All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mason Crane burst onto the international cricket scene with a bang this summer of 2017, making his T20 International debut at The Ageas Bowl against the touring South Africans. Taking 1 for 38 from his allotted overs, including the prized scalp of AB De Villiers, the 20-year old marked his arrival in style. And in September, he was named in England's Test squad for the 2017–18 Ashes series. Crane has come through a coaching system that includes Lancing School, Hampshire age-groups and Academy, and the England Development Programme. But embedded in this story of a rising star, are Nick and Alison Crane, Mason’s parents. In this guest podcast released initially last week to mark Parents in Sport Week, UK Coaching speak to Nick and Alison about the trials and tribulations of being ‘high performance parents’, unpicking some of their journey, and their interactions with the coaches that have supported Mason’s evolution. They even managed to grab five minutes with Mason himself. To find out more about UK Coaching visit www.ukcoaching.org ConnectedCoaches is UK Coaching's (formerly sports coach UK) online community for coaches from any sport or activity. Connect with coaches by registering today – it’s quick, simple and free! Visit www.connectedcoaches.org to find out more about the community. Music: Artist: BoxCat Games Album: Nameless: The Hackers RPG Soundtrack Title: Epic Song Track number: 10 Copyright message: "Creative Commons Attribution: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Year: 2015

The first ever Carlo's Sports Show bring you my candid thoughts on Neymar's move to PSG, Usain Bolt's farwell 100m, England's Test victory over South Africa as well as previews of PGA Championship and Premier League Season.

Ian Ward reviews England's Test defeat to India with Sir Ian Botham, Nasser Hussain and Mike Atherton. Captain Alastair Cook and Paul Farbrace also have their say.

Ian Ward previews England's Test series in India with Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain.

James Buttler and Graham Hardcastle discuss who should be England's top 5 for the 1st Test against Sri Lanka on 19 May and wish James 'Titch' Taylor all the best for his future. To listen to the full 35 minute Badger Chat podcast visit: http://cricketbadger.com/2016/04/badger-podcast-englands-test-top-5-look-like/ #BadgerChat

Brimful of World Cricket Show on the 45. On the pod this week, Adam and Tony deliver a staggeringly comprehensive preview of England's Test series in New Zealand. Is Nick Compton the right man to open? Or should Joe Root be promoted? And with Broad and Onions out of form, has a sudden lack of depth in the pace department been exposed? There's analysis of New Zealand too - can the bowling unit find form? And how important will Ross Taylor's return to the side be? Also this week: Tony throws ketchup all over Adam A Moises Henriques pronunciation update Plans are in motion for the next single Tony almost catches his death of cold, for which he blames Adam All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - for goodness sake buy a T-shirt at www.cricketshow.net See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There's another action-packed weekend of sporting action, with the North London Derby taking centre stage as Spurs look to build a seven-point lead over rivals Arsenal whilst the Gunners hope to cut the current lead to just one point. England's Test series against New Zealand begins next week and Charlie has his preview of the racing action.

Make way for the World Cricket Show. On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss India's comfortable win over the Aussies in Chennai. Just how impressive was MS Dhoni's double hundred? Did Australia get their selection wrong? And can they bounce back in the next game? In addition, there's some build-up to England's Test series in New Zealand. On the evidence of the one-day games, will New Zealand's batsmen be able to cope with the England bowlers? And will it be Broad or Onions who gets the nod? Also this week: Tony gets snubbed at the Oscars once again Phil DeFreitas owes Adam money Everyone struggles to pronounce Moises Henriques Tony needs something a little less higbrow to read Lionel Messi + cricket = the worst advert ever All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - if you want to buy a T-shirt, go to www.cricketshow.net See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.