Podcast appearances and mentions of jacques kallis

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One of one mania including a beautiful 1/1 Jacques Kallis (and that one of one Wemby ruined with his toddler scribbles), an update on the challenge Ben and Leigh set each other, a deep dive on Stan Collymore and more.

Shaun and Thala review round 12 of the URC which saw all 4 South African teams win their matches. We first look at the Stormers victory over Edinburgh and Shaun (who watched live) raved about how good Damian Willemse looks live and the encouraging signs from Wandi Simelane's performance. For the Sharks game, Thala discusses whether the Sharks have finally found the right formula of Boks and youngsters in their team, how impressive Ethan Hooker is and why Makazole Mapimpi is a South African rugby legend. We rave about the Lions being the first South African team to beat Connacht away in the URC and them doing it after an early red card to Asenathi Ntlabakanye. We talk about impressive performances from JC Pretorius and Erich Cronje. We look forward to the Lions other matches and why they have a good chance of qualifying for the knockouts. We cannot help but look forward to the Bulls epic upcoming clash with Leinster after the dispatched the Dragons with a bonus point. The First Phase question today was what players have teams still not replaced and there was a lot of love for Jerome Kaino, Israel Folau and Jacques Kallis??

Join Boks Office host Hanyani Shimange as he sits down with Springbok legends Schalk Burger and Robbie Fleck as they review the final weekend of Guinness Men's Six Nations action. The boys discuss whether Jacques Kallis and AB de Villiers would have made good rugby players, the epic test match between France and England and whether Ireland are the best team in the world - this is an episode you won't want to miss! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

One final Test match to round out the summer! Christchurch is the scene and Andrew Ramsey is there and he gives Josh Schonafinger the lowdown on what to expect at Hagley Oval. Mitch Starc needs two poles to go past Dennis Lillee while Kane Williamson and Tim Southee will line up in their 100th matches apiece. TRIVIA ANSWERSThe only bowlers in Test cricket with a better strike rate than Mitch Starc's 48.62 are:Dale Steyn (42.38), Malcolm Marshall (46.76) and … Waqar Younis (43.49)! In terms of players playing their 100th Tests together, it's far more common than we assumed! Mike Atherton and Alex Stewart did so in 2000, Shaun Pollock, Jacques Kallis and Stephen Fleming did in the same match in 2006, and Michael Clarke and Alastair Cook also reached 100 in the Perth Test of 2013-14! Well done if you knew any of those! This episode brought to you by Qantas, the Spirit of Australia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There was once a kerfuffle about whether to name a grandstand at Newlands after Kallis. In their infinite wisdom the Western Province Cricket Association board decided not to, which is a little like failing to name a spacesuit after Neil Armstrong, or an auditorium after Louie. The cricket-loving public of the Western Cape have long since got used to such japes by the Western Province board. They just shrug their shoulders and walk away. Donate to The Luke Alfred Show on Patreon.Get full written episodes of the show a day early on Substack.Check out The Luke Alfred Show on YouTube and Facebook.

With his heavy bat, Klusener hit thousands and thousands of balls in the 1999 World Cup in England. He was trying to achieve many things with this ritual, but mainly to groove his muscle memory and calm his nerves. ‘I needed to know how hard to hit it to get over the ropes – how much to get on it to get it to where it needed to go,' he says. Sometimes he would obsessively repeat the ritual time and time again, but at other times it would feel so good there would be no need and he wouldn't want to break the spell he was in. ‘If I was in the zone and hitting well, I could be hitting with Fordie and he'd throw me five and everything would be great. He'd just look at me and we'd pack up because we knew that everything was perfect. Sometimes I'd opt out of those optional practices because I was in good shape. If I was in a good space I just wanted to stay in it.' The rest of the team was in a similarly good space. They were more experienced than the 1996 side, more streetwise and as well, if not better, prepared, having stressed that they were out to enjoy themselves at a pre-tournament camp in Swellendam. They certainly came into the tournament against a backdrop of significant wins at a variety of venues in the preceding seasons. They had won the Wills Golden Jubilee Tournament in Pakistan in 1997; won gold in the 1998 Commonwealth Games, beating a strong Australian side in the final; and won the inaugural ICC Knock Out Tournament (now the Champions Trophy), beating the West Indies in Bangladesh in the final, Jacques Kallis scoring a match-winning century. Klusener sums up the prevailing atmosphere pithily: ‘We pretty much had all the boxes ticked – we went in [to the World Cup] really believing we could do it.' His was a widely held view.Donate to The Luke Alfred Show on Patreon.Get full written episodes of the show a day early on Substack.Check out The Luke Alfred Show on YouTube and Facebook.

Club Prairie Fire, your number one stop for tequila, tabasco and total BS returns with Michael Vaughan, Adam Gilchrist, The Professor and Producer Ollie firing up for another podcast of complete sporting malarky. On this week's menu, the Lionesses go down to Spain, we look at awkward trophy presentations, The Aussie ODI side has been named, Jacques Kallis is dominating at the ripe old age of 48 and Ollie has a ripper quiz on the oldest athlete ever. It's a load of nonsense but it should entertain you a touch on your commute.Follow us on all socials @clubprairiefire. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Very Spicy Episode Today! We asked the listeners for some of their most "UNPOPULAR OPINIONS in Cricket" and boy they did not disappoint! Myself and Jacko have a look at the pros and cons of each take and ultimately give it a yay or nay. "Jacques Kallis is the GOAT Cricketer" "Every Pitch should be as Green as the outfield" "No Thigh Guards while batting""I don't care about the IPL" "T20s aren't that interesting" PYRANHA PICKS - Why are we so bad are Cricket Picks? "Bring back Max Cricket" "India should move on from Rohit & Kohli in T20s" No Lugsy this week so Jacko and I decided to do a different draft... CRICKET COMMENTATORS If you enjoyed this or any other episodes, please share, rate and review  It really helps the Podcast grow, we can't appreciate you enough! Thank You! pyranha.co.nz - Grab 20 % off Pyranha Grip Socks' latest range using the code TMC20 Hosts - Matt Hunter (Munter), Simon Cromarty (Lugsy) & Jackson Latham (Jacko) Socials - https://linktr.ee/maximumcricket Email - maximumcricket21@gmail.com Logo - Created by https://www.instagram.com/joy_creations_nz/

Host Carl Lewis chats with the sports editor at the Rapport, Tinus van Staden, about why South Africa plays such little test cricket and the factors behind this shift in global cricket. If Gerald Coetzee - the Proteas' new star bowler - plays 50 tests, he will take 450 wickets, a Protea supporter recently wrote on Twitter. "We will have to manage him well if he wants to have a career of 25 years," someone snaps back. Tongue-in-cheek, of course. Very hyperbolic. Nobody expects Cricket South Africa to manage any player well! But on a serious note: Due to the stepchild status that Test cricket enjoys these days, a quarter-century career is about what it takes for a player to amass significant Test figures (albeit 450 wickets in 50 Tests – nine per Test! – practically impossible). The 22-year-old Coetzee will never achieve superstar statistics. It's not his fault. He has a truckload of talent - a fast bowler with speed, aggression, natural swing and sustainable bowling action. The problem is South Africa no longer plays enough Tests for Coetzee to stand a chance of equaling Dale Steyn's record of 439 Test wickets (in 93 Tests over 15 years). Even the 27-year-old Kagiso Rabada (who has already taken 280 wickets in 60 Tests) may never reach Steyn's figures. And this is a greater injustice because Rabada has the potential to become the country's best yet. In the next four-year cycle - from May 2023 to April 2027 - South Africa will only play in 28 Tests. Only in 2026 again in a series of more than two tests, when England comes here for three matches. Test famine compared to the red-ball festivities that await the Big Three: 43 for England, 40 for Australia and 38 for India. Five-Test series between these countries abound.

Is there any team that can stop Bazball? Should ball-tampering be legalised? What connects David Warner to Shah Rukh Khan (apart from the dance moves on popular social media)? What is Jacques Kallis doing at #5 in the list of all-time great six-hitters? Who was England's Prime Minister the last time Jaydev Unadkat played Test cricket for India? All the answers in Episode 49 of your friendly neighbourhood spidercam podcast. We recorded during the course of the pulsating finish to the second T20I between India and Australia Women, so you can enjoy the panel's real-time reactions to a rare win for Indian cricket in these trying times. You can find this panel on Twitter at: Sameer: https://twitter.com/sleepyhead148 PGK: https://twitter.com/peegeekay Murali: https://twitter.com/muralisatagopun Chops: https://twitter.com/El_Chopernos Nitin: https://twitter.com/knittins Show notes: 1. Bazball - An alternative explanation: https://twitter.com/HolyCricket_513/status/1599749605423738880?t=XQeaBUozomDprrNWE0p1BQ&s=19 2. Syl Clarke's brickbats in Multan: https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/when-sylvester-clarke-bricked-it-246963?platform=amp 3. The latest in David Warner vs. Cricket Australia: Explainer - Why David Warner withdrew the appeal against his lifetime captaincy ban https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/australia-cricket-why-david-warner-withdrew-the-appeal-against-his-lifetime-captaincy-ban-1348530 4. Abrar Abzip through kar raha hai: The Abrar Ahmed school of wizardry: come for the mystery, stay for the legspin https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/the-abrar-ahmed-school-of-wizardry-come-for-the-mystery-stay-for-the-legspin-1348838 5. Oh Ben Stokes, look who's at the top of the six hitting pile in Tests: https://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/records/283122.html 6. India-W doing a lovely lap of honour after a precious win against the mighty Aus-W team: https://twitter.com/JollyLauz18/status/1601985185125634049?t=ycJm66s2A3aeYPE7kRIsXA&s=19

Fresh off his return to the Sunshine Tour, JP Strydom joins the Free Drop Podcast to chat about a variety of topics: Recent injury struggles, his maiden win at the 2019 Tour Championship, the challenges which young pros on the Sunshine Tour face and the great steps the Tour has taken to ensure more playing opportunities in recent times. We also delve into the pivotal role that friendships with Proteas cricket legend Jacques Kallis and Sunshine Tour veteran Jean Hugo have played in JP's development. Thank you to JP for the time!

Matthew Pearce chats to former international cricketer Jacques Kallis about his investment strategy and the power of compound interest as well as to Dave Rundle of RMS who gives the investment viewpoint from the other side of the table.

,Dean has over 30 years of experience working in elite sport working as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist.He was Head Physiotherapist at England Cricket for over ten years during the period when the national team saw some fantastic success including the iconic Ashes victory of 2005.  He was also Head of Medical Services at Surrey County Cricket Club for over four years. He began his career with Glamorgan County Cricket Club and his career with them stretches from 1989 to 2019.  He has seen hundreds of professional cricketers, including world renowned players such as Ravi Shastri, Viv Richards,  Waqar Younis and Jacques Kallis stretched out on his treatment table but insists that, to him, each person is just another collection of muscle and bone to be analysed and treated.A Mountain Ash boy brought up in a miner's pub Dean still watches the local rugby team most Saturdays and is very proud of his valley's roots.  We talk about his early years and his rugby career that first opened his eyes to the skills and abilities of the physiotherapist.  He talks about University, his early clinical experiences and the connections that brought him to Glamorgan.Dean tells us a little of the life of the cricket physio ( the days are long !) and some of the places and people he has met.  Mike Fatkin was part of the management team  at Glamorgan when he started there in 1989 (uhm !!) and has turned into a long life friend.  He talks about how he approached the task of keeping all the players in the team as fit as possible, the importance of dealing in percentages of fitness and the need for players to rest.Outside of the successful teams he has been associated with Dean remains a Valleys boy, proud of where he has come from and keen to see the game of cricket grow through programmes like the All Stars and the Dynamoes.

This is Through the Pickets, a podcast proudly brought to you by the New Zealand Cricket Players Association where we showcase our members interests, achievements and experiences either side of the white picket fence, with more of a lens on their off-field endeavours.Today's Episode features Michael Rippon a man who grew up in Cape town South Africa, and has played Cricket in South Africa, Canada, England and NZ joining the Otago Volts in 2017 and making an immediate impact on the domestic scene.  In this editon Michael talks about represennting the Netherlands in the upcoming series against the Blackcaps, his ambiton to play for New Zealand, how he ended up playing  backyard cricket with Jacques Kallis and  his interests outside of the white picket fence. 

This cricketer is a definition of a genuine all-rounder for 90s generation. He completed his quota of overs and scored runs in the top order in most of the matches he played. Probably the greatest South African to play the sport.

How Josh has become the "better half" in his relationship, England's calamity and penguins' return to the program, before we shared memories of Scot Palmer, discussed Cameron Green's potential to emulate champion South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis and looked ahead to Ash Barty's Australian Open campaign (39:26), Brett Phillips ahead of the first day's play at Melbourne Park (1:05:32), Carlton captain Kerryn Harrington after the Blues' win over Geelong (1:19:00), Australian road cycling champion Nicole Frain (1:30:25), Questions Without Notice (1:38:30), and former Test spinner Bryce McGain to review Australia's crushing victory over England in Hobart (1:44:33).

Jake White to rest players ahead of the Pumas encounter Graham Potter says Percy Tau fits in perfectly in his Brighton side Jonny Bairstow excited with working with Jacques Kallis

Die Engelse speler, Jonny Bairstow, sê dis wonderlike nuus dat Suid-Afrika se Jacques Kallis by die Engelse span aansluit as kolf-raadgewer vir hulle toer na Sri Lanka. Bairstow sal na meer as 'n jaar weer die kolfblad betree vir die reeks van twee toetse wat op 14 Januarie begin. Hy sê hy beskou Kallis as die veelsydigste speler ooit en hy sien daarna uit om tyd deur te bring saam met die legendariese Suid-Afrikaner:

Dan is joined by three wise !?! men in Wattsy, Donners and Eug .. how will you do in the TCC Christmas Quiz ?

Jon Norman and double Ashes winner Steve Harmison round-up the week's Cricket news. They discuss what England can learn from seeing India skittled for 36 against Australia with our resident Australian Jarrod Kimber, and are joined by Neil Manthorp to discuss Jacques Kallis' appointment as batting consultant for the England Test team. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Proteas excited to be playing red ball cricket again. England snap up Jacques Kallis as their new batting consultant. It's Moyes verus Lampard in the Premier League tonight.

Mikel Arteta believes he can turn things around at Arsenal. Jacques Kallis joining England as their batting consultant for their Sri Lanka tour. Roger Federer expected to be at Melbourne Park for the Australian Open.

The Doll (Indonesia) Have a listen in as the boiz analyse this creepy doll filled thriller featuring a diving Daniel and a two-dimensional bat storm. We have a strong kill of the week as well as Uri's latest conspiracy about the documentary Toy Story. We also get a voice-mail from none other than international cricketing superstar Jacques Kallis. Enjoy.

Chief Executive of the Pakistan Cricket Board, Wasim Khan graces the podcast with his presence, to talk about the slow return of touring parties to the country, his own First Class career (where he won a County Championship and a NatWest Trophy) and how he even got there in the first place. Imagine being in charge of the number one sport for 220 MILLION people. That's Was's task. He also talks Jacques Kallis and meeting Imran Khan in a wide-ranging chat with Brooksy, Greggy and Millard. Great to talk to him... and remember to get your funny cricketing tales sent into info@barmyarmy.com for your chance to win T20 Finals day tickets for next year!!

In this episode of the Top Order Podcast, we give a shout out to the Sydney Thunder for winning the WBBL, ponder the impact of Greg Barclay's appointment as the ICC Chair, and encourage you all to check out NZC live streams of the Ford Trophy. We then dive into the international fixtures going on around the world, starting with the West Indies' tour of New Zealand, including the coverage provided by Spark Sport. Devon Conway, Glenn Phillips and Lockie Ferguson get us excited about the Black Caps depth, but does a rain-interrupted T20 series against an under-strength West Indian side mean anything for the upcoming Tests? Speaking of the Test series, we talk the impact of Darren Bravo, debate the Black Caps' XI without BJ Watling and whether the best line up includes a spinner or not. Moving across the Tasman, Baldy is all smiles after a strong start by Australia, as consecutive 62-ball hundreds from Steve Smith, excellent tactics and contributions everywhere have put India firmly on the back foot. But what impact will David Warner's injury have? Will India adjust to the conditions and find a way to put the Australian batting line up under pressure? And will Raj's dream about Virat Kohli come true? In the final segment of the show, we head to South Africa to try to make sense of this England batting order, discuss whether there's a way back for the Proteas, wonder about Quinton de Kock's skills in the kitchen and Lippy challenges Binksy about an outrageous Sam Curran claim. If you're a new listener to the podcast, check out the back catalogue. There's plenty more timeless interviews with current players, legends and characters from all over the cricketing world. Please take the time to give us a like, follow, share or subscribe on all our channels (@toporderpod on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram) and a (5-Star!) review at your favourite podcast provider. It really helps others find the show. If you'd like to reach out to us with feedback, questions or guest suggestions, get in touch at thetoporderpodcast@gmail.com or @toporderpod on our social channels. Thanks for listening.

This week, Neil Manthorp is in conversation with one of the greatest players of all-time. With over 13,000 Test runs and over 11,000 ODI runs, Jacques Kallis speaks to the Cricket Collective about his extraordinary career and what the future holds. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this podcast we do a National T20 Cup & IPL roundup all tied up with the central question about whether Jacques Kallis is a khusra (eunuch).

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We wrap up the England summer with Crawley, Anderson, Ali and catching chat, trying to figure out what any of this means and if we feel safe yet.Australia are masked up and on the plane to England to "save England's summer" but can Smith score runs when no one is booing him?Jacques Kallis enters the hall of fame, so we’ll find his place in the game according to us, two idiots from the internet.Trent Boult is on the show to discuss World Cup finals, bowling with the Duke and Australian sledging.Ryan Sidebottom is on the show to discuss being given nicknames by Darren Gough, meeting Harry Potter at Lord's and celebrity life post-cricket.And #AskTGC comes from some very confused English men.This episode is brought to you by Budgy Smuggler where you can get your customised face masks at.. BudgySmuggleruk.comShout out to our Patreon subscribers who get exclusive content for $5 or $10 a month at www.patreon.com/gradecricketerYou can also find this episode right now on YouTube as well as full interviews and cut downs of the show, if you want to like, comment and subscribe then please do because that helps us out a lot.

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As James Anderson closes in on 600 Test wickets - just two more to go - Darren Gough, Dominic Cork and Bazid Khan join Mark Butcher to discuss how England can keep their greatest ever bowler going for as long as possible. Also on the agenda was Azhar Ali's battling hundred and the latest inductees to the ICC Hall of Fame, including the great Jacques Kallis.

East Coast Radio — In your 15h30 update - Miguel Oliveira has claimed his first ever MotoGP victory, while SA's Brad Binder finished 8th at the Styrian GP. In cricket, former Proteas allrounder Jacques Kallis has been inducted into the ICC hall of fame.

East Coast Radio — In your 16h30 update - Former Proteas allrounder Jacques Kallis has been inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame.

Hylton Deon Ackerman, known as HD he played 4 tests for South Africa and had a great first class career finishing with 14625 runs with a highest score of 309. We discuss a load of great things about HD's career, lessons he learnt from players like Jacques Kallis, Herschelle Gibbs and coaches like Paddy Upton. We also discuss the mental side of cricket and how HD would deal with the mental side of batting and also how approaches coaching as he now is the Afghanistan batting coach. HD is such an authentic and honest person which I really appreciate so I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. Please remember to subscribe or leave a review on your podcast platform to help support and grow the podcast.   Instagram: @hdackerman

Ian Kennedy joins the pod to chat about everything from playing Stephan League golf (now called Premier League) for King David Mowbray Golf Club at just 13-years-old and dismissing Jacques Kallis on two occasions to four amazing college golf years in the States and a budding career derailed by injury. This was a ton of fun - thanks to Ian for the time.

Max, Jack and Ross get together for the latest episode of The Cricket Podcast. Max talks you through the world of the Vanuatu Blast, do The Bulls really rule the land? Jack tells the story of the worst tour of all time, the West Indies in South Africa 1998/99, which features Nelson Mandela, Jacques Kallis, Brian Lara, a mysterious stabbing, a strike, multiple injuries... etc. Finally, Imran Khan and Jacques Kallis face off for a place in TCP's Hall of Fame! And a teaser for a special guest... Jack Russell

The day before the World Cup starts, Jonathan Agnew speaks to Eoin Morgan at the Oval about expectations, performing, and what he’ll say to the Queen. South Africa coach Ottis Gibson answers whether he’d be interested in the England job after Trevor Bayliss, plus Natalie Germanos and Dean Wilson give their thoughts on the World Cup opener. Then Aggers heads off to the World Cup launch party, and speaks to the great and good of world cricket, including Sir Viv Richards, Mahela Jayawardene, Azhar Ali, Jacques Kallis and Kevin Pietersen.

CliffCentral.com — Ben has been mulling over something for quite some time, and feels this week he should finally get it off his chest. It's the issue of Jacques Kallis... will he ever be honoured for the legend he is? Tough topic, but Ben dives into it - along with updating you on what else is happening in the world of sport right now.

Niche Radio — In the latest episodes of Short Fine Legs we unpack the controversial tweet from Proteas legend Jacques Kallis. Did Keaton Jennings "slip the through the system" in South Africa? What role does the media play in the transformation narrative? Does Mark Boucher deserve a T20 Challenge title? All this and more.

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Two greats of the game – Jacques Kallis and VVS Laxman – join us to talk IPL and reflect on their stellar international careers.

Jacques Kallis reflects on England’s disappointing World Cup after they finished their campaign with a win in the dead rubber against Afghanistan.

The 2014/15 Big Bash season has just been completed. Nick Cummins joins Cat and Dennis to discuss the business of the BBL. Who owns the teams? Who do they make money? Are they profitable? How did the Thunder sign Jacques Kallis? What do you do for the other 48 weeks of the year when the BBL isn't on? Why can't the Thunder win any games? What's the deal with Spotless Stadium? ...plus three recorded listener questions! Also, if you leave an iTunes review for us and tweet or email us the screenshot, you go into the running for some prizes this week. Cool huh!

Middlesex bowler Toby Roland-Jones and All Out Cricket's Ed Kemp join Will Roe for this edition of the Lord's Podcast.England's recent renaissance, the legacy of South Africa's Jacques Kallis and England Women's series with India are all discussed. The history section of the podcast features an interview with India legend Sunil Gavaskar on an exceptional story from the Home of Cricket. As well as this, Roland-Jones and Kemp go head-to-head in the Lord's Bicentenary Podcast Quiz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

'N Nuwe era vir Suid-Afrikaanse krieket het aangebreek met die vertrek van 'n aantal topspelers. Die uittrede van die nasionale kaptein, Graeme Smith, Jacques Kallis, een van die wêreld se beste spelers ooit, die strydros-paaltjiewagter Mark Boucher. Hulle vertrek het gekom te midde van 'n aantal omwentelinge in wêreldkrieket. Ondermeer sal die aankondiging dat die swaargewigte Indië, Engeland en Australië, groter besluitnemingsmagte in die Internasionale Krieketraad verkry nuwe uitdagings aan die spel in Suid-Afrika stel. Ons praat met bedryfshoof van The Unlimited Titans, Jacques Faul, en 'n voormalige nasionale speler in toetse en eendagkrieket en huidige TV-krieketkommentator, Boeta Dippenaar, oor die pad vorentoe vir Suid-Afrikaanse krieket.

Start 2014 as you mean to go on - by listening to two idiots on the internet. On the pod this week, Adam and Tony reflect on YET ANOTHER Ashes hammering for England in Melbourne. After getting themselves into a winning position, was this the most disappointing performance yet? And does it cast doubt on the futures of the captain and coach? Plus, was Graeme Swann selfish to retire and leave his team-mates in the lurch? In addition, they discuss a thrilling Test series in South Africa, and wonder whether Jacques Kallis ought to be considered the greatest cricketer of his generation (or possibly ever). Also this week: Adam made it back from Paris, to everyone's relief Tony got clothes for Christmas, and isn't happy about it New Year is almost always rubbish Adam's brother is trying to ruin Adam's life All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - the Jacques Kallis of podcasts, whatever that... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Havoc in the studio, Mick McCarthy get cut, Jacques Kallis gets cut... there's talk of abusing Barry Manilow and the Colonel accusses Sage of professional jealousy