Podcast appearances and mentions of Nick Compton

This week, we are joined by former England international cricketer Nick Compton. Nick is the grandson of the great Dennis, but a very fine 1st class cricketer in his own right playing for Middlesex, Somerset and 16 tests for England scoring 2 centuries in that time.Nick wrote his memoir 'Legacy' just last year and it is a moving, poignant, searingly honest, at times harrowing story of someone who was supremely talented at his craft, but for whom it became too all consuming and challenged Nick's mental health to the edge of his survival. Nick's psychological journey is the subject of this conversation.Show notes:Nick's journey of self-discoveryThe mental marathon of performanceThe realities of life as a professional athlete, beyond the glamour and accoladesThe legacy and weight of familyThe complexities of team dynamics and personal sacrificeHanging out with Virat Kohli's girlfriendA Load of BS EventsLiam and I are hosting our inaugural business of sport and entertainment event on June 17th early evening in London.We will be joined for discussion and drinks by Lord Ian Botham, Sir Andrew Strauss and Mo Bobat at the fabulous Patrick Mavros atelier on the Fulham Road.If you'd like to join us…We have a handful of seats available to podcast listeners. If you'd like to come, please email danielsjross@gmail.com with subject line: ‘A Load of BS Events RSVP'Please leave a review if you like the podcast; and share with friends. Your support makes us very happy!Please leave a review if you like the podcast; and share with friends. Your support makes us very happy!Get the podcast in your inbox every week by subscribing hereAccess our exclusive speaker events by subscribing hereFollow Daniel on TwitterPodcast music: Tamsin Waley-Cohen's Mendelssohn's violin concerto

Nick Compton joins the show to share his memories of England's historic series win in India back in 2012, still the last time an overseas team has won a Test series away to India. Ben Gardner and Yas Rana talk about the shortest completed Test in the format's history at Cape Town, pitches, Colin Graves' potential takeover at Yorkshire and more. Mark Butcher dials in from South Africa to share his views on England's preparation for the upcoming India series and Steve Smith's move to the top of the Australia Test order for the first time. 0:00 Intro / 3:13 Nick Compton / 49:39 Mark Butcher on INDvENG & Steve Smith / 59:10 South Africa vs India Test / 1:10:25 Yorkshire / 1:16:17 India vs Australia women / 1:18:55 India vs England Test series / 1:26:45 Outro You can follow Wisden Cricket on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok: https://www.facebook.com/WisdenCric https://www.instagram.com/wisden_cricket/ https://twitter.com/WisdenCricket https://www.tiktok.com/@wisdencricket The latest issue of Wisden Cricket Monthly includes an exclusive interview with Travis Head, POTM in the World Cup final, and is available to order at https://wisden.com/shop/wisden-cricket-monthly-issue-73 The digital version of the magazine is also available for just £2 a month at https://pocketmags.com/wisden-cricket-monthly-magazine#5c1cd17fa0b05 #Cricket #EnglandCricket #IndianCricket Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The parents and former coach of Barnaby Webber pay tribute to him. We also hear from former Somerset player Nick Compton and celebrate the career of Anya Shrubsole who's announced her retirement.

“I only loved doing well. I never really allowed myself to enjoy it. Enjoyment came through performance and feeling like I contributed to the team. If I didn't perform well I felt a huge sense of emptiness. I felt insecure. I felt pretty damn fragile a lot of the time.” My guest this week is Nick Compton, former first class cricketer and England's opening batsman. Nick had an excellent first class cricket career, making 194 appearances and clocking up 12,168 runs. He represented England in 16 Test matches, scoring back to back centuries against New Zealand, and was part of the dynamic duo with Alistair Cook that famously beat India on their own patch for the first time in 28 years.  The cricket and football fans among you will no doubt recognise his surname, the entire Compton family has huge sporting pedigree. His Grandfather Denis is sporting royalty, famously playing both cricket AND football for England and Arsenal, was one of the finest cricketers to ever walk the planet, and has a stand at Lord's named after him. Nick and I became mates at Durham University back in 2002 where we lived on the same corridor and despite not having been in touch for ages, I was delighted that he accepted my invitation to come on the podcast. He has had an exceptional career and been in the limelight for much of his life. More recently he has been spending more time behind the camera lens rather than in front of it, so I wanted to hear about his burgeoning professional photography career too and future plans. Nick and I talk about what it takes to reach the top of elite sport, we talk about peak performance, mindset and visualisation, we talk about growing up in the shadow of greatness. He also generously shares the difficulties that he's facing as he transitions out of sport, when his identity and self-worth have been so tightly wound around this one profession for so long. I'm very grateful to Nick for not holding back and rendering himself somewhat vulnerable by revealing the various challenges he's faced with his mental health over two decades. I know that he would have it no other way, but it always makes for a better episode when high-profile guests bring their authentic selves to the table. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did. Links:IG: @nick.comptonTwitter: @thecompdoghttps://nickcompton.com/YouTube Highlight Reel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WueTSNtXJlE&t=1sHome of the podcast:Coaching & Speaker Profile: www.michaelxcampion.comLinkedIn: @michaelxcampionIG: @michaelxcampion

Today we talk about the launch of PickGuru, a new social gaming disruptor app launched by Oli Slipper, the Stats Perform and DAZN Co-Founder, who recently completed a seed funding round, securing an enterprise investment of £2.6 million, which values the company at £6million.Slipper leads PickGuru's enterprise team formed by Paul Cobley the ex founder of Matulo Software as CTO and former Sportsquake and Stats Perform financial lead Paul Watkins as COO.The press release for the launch says its ‘a concept built and refined by some of the most successful sports entrepreneurs in the UK, PickGuru will allow users to test their knowledge to win big cash pots for small stakes in nationwide leagues or compete with their friends in mini-leagues,”.So we went to Putney in south west London to talk to Oli Slipper along with the company's CEO Olly Roland Jones and Nick Compton, the former Middlesex and England cricketer and one of Pick Guru's sporting experts on hand to help customers to make better prediction decisions.You can download the PickGuru app in the App Store or Google Play.For listeners of the UP podcast, PickGuru has created a free to play Unofficial Partner mini league. Follow this link: https://926ft.app.link/0hfPEfahfnb, or enter access code:  XKHA-20569-WKWJKWe will put up 2x tickets to the Darts World Championships to the winner of the UP Mini League.  Good luck. 

England's openers survive to the close in Sydney but the Analyst's podcast's special guest Nick Compton says there are fundamental problems in English batting with technique and coaching Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Check out our Patreon for exclusive content every single week at https://www.patreon.com/gradecricketer including #AskTGC Fridays and the exclusive audio from all of our YouTube videos - specifically our daily reactions to every day's play during The Ashes and The South Africa v India Test series.This episode is brought to you by Budgy Smuggler. You can get free shipping on your order by using the code 'CHAMP' at https://www.budgysmuggler.com.auT20 Stars products are made from one of the best cricket manufacturers in the world and they have cut out the middle person so the cricket gear goes straight from the manufacturer to you.T20 Stars are celebrating a huge week of cricket by giving all TGC listeners 10% off on all bats, balls, gloves and pads. USE THE CODE TGC10 to claim the discount.Free shipping and free returns - visit www.t20stars.comWe're getting behind #nationalbackyardcricket, which supports libraries across regional Australia as well as tertiary education projects in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Tanzania, South Africa, Afghanistan and Indonesia. Register your team, and game, to help support these projects. The official day is Sunday 6 Feb, but you can play any time in the lead up. Head to nationalbackyardcricket.com to get in and around it.You can follow The Grade Cricketer on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter:https://www.facebook.com/gradecricketerhttps://www.instagram.com/thegradecricketer/https://twitter.com/gradecricketerThe Grade Cricketer hosts are Ian Higgins and Sam Perry.You can follow them on Instagram and Twitter:Ian Higgins:https://www.instagram.com/higgins_ian/https://twitter.com/1an_HigginsSam Perry:https://www.instagram.com/sj_perry/https://twitter.com/sjjperry

On Friday morning, Sam and Kane caught up with AFL executive GM of clubs and broadcasting Travis Auld, former England Test opener Nick Compton, and Australian marathon runner Sinead Diver.

The pressure on Sam as he plans to serve up his pizza at his family Christmas, and why the five day break is a footy myth before former England Test opener Nick Compton (39:23), a discussion around how to prevent AFL matches from overlapping and the best key forward duo in the competition (53:31), champion Australian marathon runner Sinead Diver (1:07:25), AFL executive GM of clubs and broadcasting Travis Auld (1:18:01), Questions Without Notice (1:30:38), and Gerard Whateley setting the scene for the third day of the first Ashes Test at the Gabba (1:37:50).

His confusion over the omission of James Anderson and Stuart Broad, why Joe Root's decision to bat made "no sense," how England's preparation for the Ashes concerned him, why Ben Stokes appeared so out-of-sorts on the second day, and more.

Sonal talks to Indian tennis icon who has made Dubai her home. While Chris is joined by former England and Middlesex opening batsman Nick Compton, and learns about his family tree, that is loaded with sporting heritage. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Compton is a former English cricket opening batsman and first class player for Middlesex and Somerset. He was born in South Africa, the son of Richard Compton, himself a former professional cricketer, and the grandson of legendary England batsman and Arsenal footballer, Dennis Compton. Selected for England in 2012, he played 16 tests, including tours of India and New Zealand, where he scored his first test century. As he discusses in this conversation though, he was hugely disappointed to be dropped from the England team ahead of the 2013 Ashes series and left out of the Lions tour to South Africa in the winter of 2014. At both ends of the spectrum, Nick has done the deeper work of understanding how to inhabit high performance but has also suffered mentally from depression and anxiety. He talks openly about this journey in dealing with the regret of perhaps not realising his full potential, as well as the challenges of moving on from a career in elite sport. This transition has led him to his passion in photography, where he captures people, cultures and landscapes from across the globe. This is a brave and hugely enlightening conversation from someone who embodies personal awareness and humility. (check Nick's amazing photography below) https://nickcompton.com/ Nick Compton Instagram  

Living On A Prior takes us back 50 years to The Doors LA Woman. Sonal gives us a biography on Taika Waititi, if you know, you know, if you don't know, you need to know. Former England cricketer Nick Compton joins Chris with his view on England's controversial decision not to tour Pakistan.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It appears The Hundred might still be cricket, the Aussies do more R&D, England announces its Test squad but is it R&D? Deepak Chahar clinches the series for India despite his height, Kohli nets live on YouTube, France win cricket silver in 1900, former England Test opener Nick Compton joins us from West London, and #AskTGC traverses negging, brothels, flat caps and Birmingham.Check out our Patreon for exclusive content every single week at https://www.patreon.com/gradecricketerThis episode is brought to you by Budgy Smuggler. You can get free shipping on your order by using the code 'CHAMP' at https://www.budgysmuggler.com.auYou can follow The Grade Cricketer on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter:https://www.facebook.com/gradecricketerhttps://www.instagram.com/thegradecricketer/https://twitter.com/gradecricketerThe Grade Cricketer hosts are Ian Higgins and Sam Perry.You can follow them on Instagram and Twitter:Ian Higgins:https://www.instagram.com/higgins_ian/https://twitter.com/1an_HigginsSam Perry:https://www.instagram.com/sj_perry/https://twitter.com/sjjperry

Grandson of former Arsenal footballer and England cricket legend, Denis, Nick Compton has huge sporting pedigree and in many ways it was written in the stars that he would become a professional athlete. However, it wasn't just good genes that enabled Nick to reach the highest level - it was his unwavering focus and relentless dedication that allowed him to flourish on the international stage. In an honest reflection of his career, Nick admits that sometimes his intense focus and desire to succeed was unhealthy and contributed to feelings of anxiety and doubt. During the interview, Nick also gives a fascinating insight into the English dressing room at that time, when the side was one of the greatest in the world. A prolific opening batsman, Nick scored two centuries for England in his 16 Test matches, and impressed players, fans and media with his grit and resilience. Many in the game felt Nick deserved more than just 16 Test matches, and his record as one of Alistair Cook's most successful opening partners would corroborate that. While Nick reflects on his career with a slight disappointment that he didn't play more often, he can be proud of his performances when he was selected. Since retiring in 2016, Nick has found a new passion as a photographer. He's working hard to shine a light on communities that often don't receive the attention they should do. Check out Nick's work on his Instagram @nick.compton or website www.nickcompton.com

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp hails his team’s performance after beating RB Leipzig in the Champions League, Stuart Pearce admires the ‘fear’ that Sadio Mane & Mo Salah put into defenders, Danny Murphy criticises Jordan Henderson’s leadership after his altercation with Thiago Alcantara against Leicester, ‘unplayable’ Kylian Mbappe all but sends PSG into the quarter-finals after decimating Barcelona with a hat-trick on talkSPORT 2, Simon Jordan labels Mason Greenwood a ‘once in a generation’ player after the youngster signed a four-year contract at Manchester United, Fulham manager Scott Parker reveals he's using Leicester 'great escape' as inspiration, Darren Bent backs Jesse Lingard to get into Gareth Southgate’s Euros squad, Micky Quinn fears for Newcastle United’s Premier League survival, former England batsman Nick Compton questions the ECB’s handling of Moeen Ali as the all-rounder ‘chose’ to leave the tour of India and some talkSPORT callers discuss their own unique culinary delights. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris and Matt debate the merits of Emma Hayes' becoming  the new boss of AFC Wimbledon and making history in the process. Former England batsman Nick Compton and Indian journalist Chetan Narula preview the upcoming test between the two sides and Rory Lawson previews the Rugby Six Nations. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 Welcome to Tilly At Home with Nick Compton Nick, is former English Test and First Class cricketer. who played for Middlesex and Somerset, representing England in 16 test matches. The grandson of legendary English cricketer Dennis Compton, Nick was born and raised in South Africa before moving at 15 to England on a cricket scholarship to pursue his dreams. Travelling extensively throughout his 20-year cricket career, Nick captured some iconic behind the scenes photographs and stunning shots of the wildlife and communities of the amazing countries he played in. Nick's talent in photography has seen him exhibit at the Maddox gallery in London and recently receive recognition as the current Directors Pick at the Saatchi, online exhibition The Other Art Fair.  On this episode Nick talks about some of his amazing achievements in cricket and the pressures and high and lows of playing professional sports and how he had to manage anxiety at times during his career. Nick talks about the issues sports professional face in transitioning from the structured environment of elite sport and the importance of finding new careers and passions. We also chat about his experience in media, how he successfully presented several cricket shows and how his creativity and desire to make connections combined with his talent for photography and up bring in Africa, are enabling him to forge a successful career in photography and create an opportunity to delve into the world of fine art. Find Nick on www.nickcompton.com- Instagram nick.compton His recent work The Other Art Fair Support for cricket profesionals PCA professional cricket association.This series of Tilly At Home With is kindly sponsored by Wanderlust. Wanderlust have an exciting new platform Wanderlust TV. Daily Live classes - morning and evening. World class teachers from USA + UK including yoga, meditation, breathwork, sound healing and fitness. Super inspiring talks from famous wellness, mindfulness and social impact leadersEverything is included – no extra costs, ever, any new perks such as challenges, courses + VIP events are always included in the membership.Click here to sign up and use the code: TILLYATHOME Unlimited access for 90 Days for £9  www.tv.wanderlust.comTilly At Home With is proud to be supporting Cross River Gorilla Project, to raise awareness of the critically endangered Cross River Gorilla and support their surrounding rainforest community. With only three hundred of these great apes remaining in the world, this comes at a crucial time. Please sign up to their website which is free and become a member at www.crossrivergorillaproject.co.uk. You can also follow them on Instagram @crossrivergorilla and see how you can make a difference.  

Last year saw EMEA corporate sale and leaseback transactions hit a record high. With such transactions seen as an effective source of capital raising, and in the midst of the COVID crisis, is this upward curve set to continue? In this podcast, Michael Evans and Nick Compton of JLL, and Jane Edwarde discuss how sale and leaseback transactions have been used this year to raise capital, the sector opportunities and trends seen over the past 10 months, and what we can expect to see in the future.

Overnight we had the first night of cricket resume in world sport with England taking on the West Indies, not unsurprisingly there was rain around for the first day of the first test match of the series. Nick Compton joined us to recap the opening days play.

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This week we are in conversation with ex-England test opener Nick Compton. Nick talks to us about his formative years in South Africa, moving to England as a fifteen year old schoolboy and the influence of his famous grandfather Denis Compton. After speaking briefly about his county cricket days at Middlesex and Somerset, we focus mainly on the famous 2012 tour of India where Nick made his test debut. England won the 2012 test series 2-1 and Nick tells us some great stories of that series, including about taking guard for the very first time and (separately) being sledged by Virat Kohli. We talk about Nick's love for India as a country, what it felt like when he scored his first test hundred and also his love for photography. You can follow Nick Compton on Twitter at @thecompdog and on Instagram at Nick.Compton England's tour of India in 2012 https://m.cricbuzz.com/cricket-series/2127/england-tour-of-india-2012-13/matches

This week we are in conversation with ex-England test opener Nick Compton. Nick talks to us about his formative years in South Africa, moving to England as a fifteen year old schoolboy and the influence of his famous grandfather Denis Compton. After speaking briefly about his county cricket days at Middlesex and Somerset, we focus mainly on the famous 2012 tour of India where Nick made his test debut. England won the 2012 test series 2-1 and Nick tells us some great stories of that series, including about taking guard for the very first time and (separately) being sledged by Virat Kohli. We talk about Nick’s love for India as a country, what it felt like when he scored his first test hundred and also his love for photography. You can follow Nick Compton on Twitter at @thecompdog and on Instagram at Nick.Compton England’s tour of India in 2012 https://m.cricbuzz.com/cricket-series/2127/england-tour-of-india-2012-13/matches

Many sportsmen struggle post-retirement and Nick Compton is searching for his identity post cricket. He loves to travel and has spent the last few weeks in Africa, where he has also caught up with family. He loves photography and anyone following his Instagram knows he is pretty handy with a camera. And he has done some media work too.  Here he chats with the Cricket Badger, James Buttler, about life after cricket and his struggles with mental health since the age of 13. He speaks refreshingly candidly about putting life's jigsaw pieces together. 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.

Nick is joined by the former England opener Nick Compton to discuss the third and fourth tests, the power of momentum, and asks whether Ben Stokes is the greatest cricketer of a generation. Swanny checks in from the West Indies and legends Sir Viv Richards and Sunil Gavaskar join the fun too. Oh, and Marcel Somerville from Love Island takes on the batting simulator. Want to hear more great podcasts from JOE? Liquid Football with Kelly Cates, featuring Jon Walters, Wayne Bridge, Wes Brown, Steve Sidwell and more. Games for the End of the World - Join us in the apocalypse bunker and dissect life through gaming with a different guest every week TKO with Carl Frampton, bringing you unprecedented access and brutal honesty from inside the world of boxing House of Rugby, the UK's #1 new rugby show. With James Haskell, Mike Tindall and Alex Payne Boys Don't Cry with Russell Kane, the show that gets men talking about the things men never talk about Unfiltered with James O'Brien, our critically-acclaimed and award-nominated interview series

Ahead of The Ashes, Chris is joined by former England batsman Nick Compton, Australian broadcaster Glenn Mitchell as well as the ‘Two Daves’, Loftus and Wright, to discuss and hypothesize what the series and the next six weeks have in store

Swanny and Nick are joined by the former England opener Nick Compton to talk about living up to the family name, batting with Alastair Cook and the death of Phil Hughes. Want to hear more great podcasts from JOE? Liquid Football with Kelly Cates, featuring Jon Walters, Wayne Bridge, Wes Brown, Steve Sidwell and more. Games for the End of the World - Join us in the apocalypse bunker and dissect life through gaming with a different guest every week TKO with Carl Frampton, bringing you unprecedented access and brutal honesty from inside the world of boxing House of Rugby, the UK's #1 new rugby show. With James Haskell, Mike Tindall and Alex Payne Boys Don't Cry with Russell Kane, the show that gets men talking about the things men never talk about Unfiltered with James O'Brien, our critically-acclaimed and award-nominated interview series

Nick Compton and Guy Watts speak to Dave Richardson, Chief Executive of the ICC, about zing bails and the beautiful British weather. John Emburey talks England's bowling attack and mental health, and Middlesex's Tim Murtagh takes time out from his rain break to speak in a not very Irish accent.

Nick Compton is joined in the studio by Matt Floyd and on the phone by Simon Jones, Derek Pringle and Toby Marriott from the Barmy Army to talk all things England - and there was the small matter of Australia v India to pick through too.

Nick Compton is joined in studio by Love Sport's Guy Watts to chat #CWC19 pitches, England's team selection and the Aussies actually look good again...

WHAT a selection of guests Nick Compton had on Thursday. And what's more, Matt Floyd joined him in the studio! If you're hungry for a buffet of high quality cricketing chat, you're in the right place.

Nick Compton is joined by Indian legend Murali Kartik, Sam Morshead from the Cricketer and Guy Heveldt from One News New Zealand as our #CWC19 chat goes global.

Nick Compton dissects England's defeat to Pakistan and is joined by Kent and England wicketkeeper Sam Billings and former England all-rounder Adam Hollioake.

Nick Compton is joined in the studio by Patrick Christys to celebrate England's convincing win against South Africa. Simon Hughes and Chris Millard from the Barmy Army dissect the best of England's performance and England wicketkeeping legend Matt Prior makes a special appearance at the end of the show.

Nick Compton was joined in the studio by T20 superstar Tymal Mills and over the phone by New Zealander Colin Munro as the anticipation builds and the clock ticks down to England's opener against South Africa at The Oval. 

On the first ever show, Nick Compton was joined by Guy Watts in the studio and Derek Pringle over the phone to discuss England dealing with the tag of being favourites, why England shouldn't sledge David Warner and why World Cup fans going to the games will need a full wallet.

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Nick Compton came around to talk about and dissect a lot of different topics ranging from teaching philosophies to mathematics in your life and finding your happiness.

Nick Compton joins us to assess Jos Buttler's superb cricket brain and Sri Lanka's no-ball problems in Colombo.

As Nick Compton calls it a day on a long and illustrious career we felt it a good time to relive his answers to the Cricket Badger Quick Questions. We wish him every happiness in his future endeavours!

Bob Willis and Nick Compton discuss Alastair Cook's final Test innings - and whether he will sign off in style with a century!

The Switch Hit team are joined by a former opening partner to Alastair Cook in Nick Compton, as they say goodbye to an England great.

Nick Compton joins Bob and Charles to reflect on a day on which Jos Buttler and Dom Bess gave England a glimmer of hope on day three of the Lord's Test.

Simon Hughes and Simon Mann are joined by Nick Compton at Lord's in the centenary year of his famous grandfather Denis See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kevin Sharp, the new head coach at Worcestershire CCC, joins James Buttler to discuss his delight at taking the top coaching job at New Road, Moeen Ali, how he felt when he first laid eyes on Joe Root and much more. Nick Compton also answers the Cricket Badger Quick Questions. It's well worth a listen as the former England man gives some great insights. Contact the show via Twitter on cricket_badger or email us at cricketbadger@Hotmail.com.

Vithushan Ehantharajah, Phil Walker and Jo Harman of Wisden Cricket Monthly are joined by Middlesex and ex-England batsman Nick Compton to discuss the Ashes and more.

This week's edition of the Cricket Badger Radio Show Podcast sees former Sussex bowler speak about a county career forged despite having Poland Syndrome and his motivational speaking since retirement at the age of 26. Former England batsman Nick Compton tackles the Badger Quick Questions. And cricket journalist Graham Hardcastle chats about England's Ashes preparations and whether T10 is the future of cricket. Tweet the show on @cricket_badger or email James on jamesbuttler@hotmail.co.uk

World athletics silver-medallist Eilidh Doyle, England and Middlesex batsman Nick Compton, Rugby League legend Iestyn Harris and world record race walker Tom Bosworth join George Riley to discuss the sporting issues of the week.

Simon Hughes explains to Simon Mann the science of swing after experiments in a wind tunnel and Nick Compton describes how to bat against the pink ball. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Middlesex's t20 captain Dawid Malan and All Out Cricket's Phil Walker join Lords.org's Will Roe for the latest edition of the Lord's Podcast. The trio discuss Malan's call up to the England t20 squad (0.45), the turnaround in from of Middlesex's white ball cricket (8.52) - with players such as Brendon McCullum and George Bailey - and what next for Nick Compton after he takes a break from the game (16.48). There is also the Lord's Podcast historical quiz (22.03). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

England's decision to open with Alex Hales in South Africa, whether Nick Compton or Gary Ballance will bat at three and the inaugural day/night Test match between Australia and New Zealand is all discussed on the latest Lord's Cricket Podcast.Middlesex CCC's Ollie Rayner and ESPN Cricinfo's Andrew Miller join Will Roe. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nick Compton's England recall, the dropping of Ian Bell, Mitchell Johnson's retirement and Australia's so called lack of sportsmanship are discussed on the latest Lord's Cricket Podcast.Former England bowlers' Alex Tudor and Isa Guha join host Will Roe at Lord's. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Oliver Burley is joined by Nick Compton following England's defeat to Sri Lanka in their fourth match of the Cricket World Cup.

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.

Michael Clarke says the players have the utmost respect for each other going in to the 2013 Ashes series. The Australia captain is taking charge of his first Ashes despite competing in his fifth Test series between his country and England. Clarke revealed the Australians know their starting XI for the Trent Bridge Test but won't reveal it to the rest before he has to, and admits he's relieved at England's omission of Nick Compton in favour of Joe Root at the top of the order. Australia are 3/1 to win the First Test with William Hill, and 4/1 to regain the Ashes. For the latest odds + a FREE £25 bet go to - http://bit.ly/13jZVJA - T's & C's apply. New customers only.

J'aime le World Cricket Show (moi non plus) On the pod this week, with Tony off stuffing his face with baguettes and croissants in Paris, Adam soldiers desperately on without him to deliver full analysis of the Headingley Test. Were England wrong not to enforce the follow-on? Or does the result vindicate the decision? And should most commentators therefore be ashamed of themselves? Plus, will Graeme Swann's form be giving the Aussies nightmares? And will Nick Compton cling on until Trent Bridge? Also this week: Tony manages to join the fun via a crackly French phone line Adam is going increasingly mad recording on his own Marisa Tomei may or may not be joining the WCS staff full-time The truth is out there, and other original catchphrases All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - buy a T-shirt at www.cricketshow.net See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're up all night to get something. On the pod this week, Adam and Tony are reunited to discuss the eventful first Test at Lord's. England ended up winning convincingly, but was the margin deceptive? What happened to New Zealand's batting? Is Stuart Broad back to his best? And has Joe Root hammered yet another nail into Nick Compton's coffin? In addition, there's analysis of the troubling news from India, where three IPL players have been arrested for spot fixing. What's the way forward now? And is the players the problem? Also this week: Adam's become alarmingly obsessed with the new Daft Punk song Dave Warner loses the plot More jauntily reductive impressions of various parts of the world where they talk funny Tony struggles to pronounce another relatively straightforward name Billy Root for Celebrity Big Brother All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - buy a T-shirt at... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Snow.M.G. Snowed out of their regular studio, Adam and Tony rig up a telephone out of two tin cans on a string and deliver a report on the drawn Test in Dunedin. England capitulated, then fought back - how should we assess their performance? How impressive was Nick Compton's hundred? And which side will be happier heading to Wellington? In addition, there's analysis of the startling developments in the Australian camp. Four players axed for not doing their homework - is this a ridiculous over-reaction? Or should we actually have some sympathy for the captain and coach? Also this week: Adam frolics in the snow while Tony has to work Nick Knight's got a new catchphrase Adam plagiarises yet... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.