Podcasts about lizzy ammon

Archer's being operated on, it's the ECB vs the BCCI, and a lovely wholesome chat with guest Murali panelist, Abi Slade, about the obstacles faced for young women who want to get into grassroots cricket!Abi's also joined by Murali regulars, Tommy Stewart, Sam Hartford and Lizzy Ammon.Follow @MuraliEnd on socials and use #UncleJohnson to get in touch!

Tommy Stewart, Lizzy Ammon, James Sarek and Sam Hartford review the series levelling fourth T20 between India and England, why Hardik Pandya is cricket's coolest customer and how Ben Stokes is always undroppable.And yes, there is some food chat at the end, as per!Find us on socials @MuraliEnd.

Jonny Gaymer, Mark Machado, Tommy Stewart and Lizzy Ammon review The Hundred draft, talk about the logistics and investment by the ECB into the competition, and play a game of which crisps are on which team's shirt.Follow on social media @MuraliEnd.

Owen Blackhurst is joined by Lizzy Ammon, James Sarek and Jordan Robbins to review the 2nd day of the 2nd test between India and England in Chennai.

Dan, Wattsy and Eug are joined by Lizzy Ammon aka @legsidelizzy, we talk about journalism, woman's cricket, different cricket balls and what would you change in cricket if you had the power.

Lizzy Ammon joins Yas Rana to look back at a bonkers week of County Championship action. They also preview next week's title showdown at Taunton and chat about the recent England central contract news.

Jo Harman is joined by Lizzy Ammon and Ben Jones to look back at Sri Lanka's first win of the tournament as well as assessing the biggest surprises of the World Cup so far.

The first episode of the Wisden Cricket Daily Podcast. Felix White and Lizzy Ammon join Yas Rana, Jo Harman and Phil Walker for a live show at the Bira 91 World Cup lounge in the Royal Garden Hotel. They weigh up England's chances, discuss the likely legacy of the tournament, look back at past England failures at the tournament and predict their semi-finalists.

Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham look at Division One and the prospects for Essex, Hampshire, Kent, Nottinghamshire, Somerset, Surrey, Warwickshire, and Yorkshire in part two of the preview to the 2019 County Championship.  Part one was released last week in which we talked about Division Two. Find it here:  https://audioboom.com/posts/7212880-2019-county-championship-preview-part-1-division-2 Tell us what you think of our predictions! Email: drinksbreakcricket@gmail.com Twitter: @thedrinksbreak Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedrinksbreak/ Enjoy the season!

Lizzy Ammon joins Yas Rana and Phil Walker to look ahead to the new county season. They preview the teams, pick out players to watch and stick their necks on the line with a collection of predictions for the year ahead. Phil tries to unpick the curious tale of Haseeb Hameed while they all get their teeth into the tedious Mankad debate.

Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham look at Division Two and the prospects for Derbyshire, Durham, Glamorgan, Gloucestershire, Lancashire, Leicestershire, Middlesex, Northamptonshire, Sussex and Worcestershire in part one of the preview to the 2019 County Championship.  Part two comes next week - with a look at Division One. You can let us know what you think about your county's chances by emailing drinksbreakcricket@gmail.com, or tweeting us @thedrinksbreak. Also from this episode we're giving up on episode numbers because it's going to get far too complicated. Enjoy the season!

James Wickham and Lizzy Ammon with a look back on the series with the West Indies (or the Windies, if you insist); and what on earth England do with their top order (clue: we don't know). As always you can get in touch with us @thedrinksbreak th39vxna

Yas Rana, Jo Harman and for the first time, Lizzy Ammon of the Times, digest the last week in cricket and discuss whether or not they think the Hundred will be a success.

Lizzy Ammon and James Wickham with a look back at the Ashes, a look ahead to the New Zealand series, and the latest on county cricket's latest set of proposals.

An in-depth Ashes preview with some of the shrewdest in the industry. Oddschecker's George Elek is joined by Lizzy Ammon, Ed Hawkins and Andrew Harriott to delve into where the value lies before the series gets underway. The Oddschecker Podcast is your perfect Ashes companion.

James Wickham and Lizzy Ammon tell you who they think should be in England's first team of the winter... #cricket #ashes #ausveng

...better known as the 'ballsing it up' one. Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham with a VERY quick preview of the first Test between England and the West Indies. Much more to come soon! (Sorry...)

England... are.. World...Cup...Champions! Extraordinary. Lizzy Ammon, James Wickham and Seth Bennett discuss the glory of the Lords' final, and where the women's game goes from here. #WWC17

Lizzy Ammon and James Wickham look forward to the First #EngvSA Test, talk about the #WWC17 and bring you the latest from the Counties. Get in touch with us @thedrinksbreak.

Lizzy Ammon and James Wickham with a look at the Champions Trophy #CT17 semi final line ups - Bangladesh, England, India & Pakistan. We run through the latest #countycricketlive scores, and England's T20 squad.

Paul Newman, Dean Wilson and Lizzy Ammon join Paul Allott to discuss the stories behind the ICC Champions Trophy headlines.

Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham bring you tales of the #countycricket circuit, a look back at the ODIs, and compare notes on the #IPL.

Crazy for #cricket, the Drinks Break podcast with Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham is back with a look back at the first couple of rounds of the County Championship, and a reference to a great 90s pop record.

Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett & James Wickham are back after the winter break to talk about Joe Root's ascension to the England captaincy, the IPL auction, and Mills & Boon.

Lizzy Ammon & James Wickham are back to discuss Haseeb Hameed's debut Tests, England's issues with spin, and to laugh at Australian cricket.

Cricket gossip with Lizzy Ammon & James Wickham. Durham ranting, spin blathering, Bangladesh loving and bad accents all in this edition. JW also apologises for the sound quality.

Adam and Tony look back on an ODI series in which England shattered records and beat Pakistan out of sight. But are all these sixes really a good thing? Plus, BBC reporter Lizzy Ammon joins the show to reflect on a busy county season and the ECB'S plans for a city-based T20 competition. Just moving with the times, or a recipe for disaster? All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A preview of the First Test against Pakistan, a look back at the Sri Lanka series, and a selection of comedy noises to be blamed on Andrew Strauss. All that and more with Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham

On the pod this week, Adam and Tony enlist the help of cricket broadcaster Lizzy Ammon (@legsidelizzy) to preview the summer of county cricket. Can anyone stop Yorkshire in the Championship? Who are the young players to watch out for? And what to make of the new plans for the county schedule? Plus, we pay tribute to James Taylor, and look ahead to the unfolding season of IPL, trying to establish if we're excited, annoyed or indifferent. All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - support the podcast at www.patreon.com/cricketshow See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham wince at Ben Stokes' final over in the World T20, while applauding England's general effort. There's also a brief look ahead to this weekend's opening fixtures in the County Championship.

Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett & James Wickham talk through the changes to the County Championship and look ahead to the World T20 competition.

Australia aggression, red cards in cricket, Brendon McCullum's record breaking farewell and England's limited overs struggles in South Africa. Listen to the Lord's Cricket Podcast with Middlesex's Ollie Rayner, journalist Lizzy Ammon and host Will Roe. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We've reaction to the first two Tests in South Africa as brilliant performances from Ben Stokes and Jonny Bairstow - among others - mean England take a 1-0 lead with two to play. Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham look at the Australia-West Indies series, reflect on Mohammad Amir's return to international cricket and consider the Women's Big Bash.

Middlesex bowler James Harris joins cricket journalist Lizzy Ammon and All Out Cricket's Jo Harman on the latest edition of the Lord's Cricket Podcast. The trio - along with podcast host Will Roe - discuss England's forthcoming Test series against Pakistan and review the English cricketing summer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham bring you news of the County Championship, England's One-Day Performances, and which cricketers you need to form a band.

Australia may have won the final Test comprehensively but it's England who hold the Ashes, and Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham look back on the strangest series between the pair in decades.

England have won the Ashes! Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham are back to consider Stuart Broad's wonderful bowling, Joe Root's sublime batting & Australia's disintegration. Plus there's an interview with the producer of Death of A Gentleman, Sam Collins, on the film & the problems facing cricket's governance.

With (both) Ashes series at one match each, 'Legside' Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham return to talk about top-order collapses, Aussie strengthening and... Oman.

Ahead of the first Ashes Test of the summer in Cardiff, 'Legside' Lizzy Ammon, Seth Bennett and James Wickham try to work out what Trevor Bayliss' first team will look like, fret about the Australian bowling attack and give their predictions for the series. Plus there's an interview with one of this year's breakthrough cricketers, Yorkshire's Jack Leaning, and in The Extra Overs, everyone thinks the ICC has got it wrong by reducing the World Cup to 10 teams.

Charles Colvil leads a discussion of the week's biggest cricket stories. He is joined by John Etheridge of The Sun, Nick Hoult from the Daily Telegraph and freelance journalist Lizzy Ammon.

England batsman Nick Compton and cricket journalist Lizzy Ammon guest on the November edition of the Lord's Podcast, hosted by Will Roe.The duo discuss England's ODI options, looking forward to the one-day series in Sri Lanka and the World Cup Down Under. Roy Keane features on the podcast with a discussion around age and experience in sport. While Compton, who recently left Somerset CCC earlier this month, answers twitter questions on his future plans. In the history section of the podcast Dominic Cork recalls the famous England victory over the West Indies at Lord's in 2000. And to finish off Compton and Ammon go head-to-head in the Bicentenary Podcast Quiz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The first podcast of 2014 sees England's Women Ashes winner Sarah Taylor and cricket journalist Lizzy Ammon guest on the Lord's Podcast.We review the state of the women's game following the recent Ashes success Down Under and look to the future with the England men's side, following the sacking of Kevin Pietersen.MCC President Mike Gatting praises Sachin Tendulkar ahead of the Little Master's return to Lord's for the MCC v Rest of the World in July, to celebrate the Bicentenary of Lord's.Middlesex bowler Toby Roland-Jones discusses the 2014 LV = County season, and there's a Lord's podcast first, a quiz.The Lord's Podcast is hosted by Will Roe. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dave Farrar, Rob Smyth, Geoff Lemon and Lizzy Ammon reflect on the fourth Test as England took a 3-0 series lead