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Neil Manthorp is joined by the former England fast bowler Steve Harmison to discuss the news that Harry Brook has been appointed England's white-ball captain, taking over from Jos Buttler. They discuss how the ECB manages his workload, and whether it was the right appointment. They also look back at the opening round of the County Championship, as Tom Banton begins the season with a triple century, and they hear exclusively from the England Lions and Hampshire bowler Sonny Baker. As well as this, they look back at the week's other big stories, as Charlotte Edwards is appointed the new England Head Coach, Olly Stone suffers another injury set back, and they bring you The Final Word. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Henry Moeran is joined by BBC Cricket Correspondent Jonathan Agnew and Chief Cricket Writer Stephan Shemilt to preview England's second Test against Sri Lanka at Lords. England are 1-0 up in the series. We hear from captain Ollie Pope, off the back of his first game in the role at Old Trafford, and from fast bowler Olly Stone, who's last Test was back in 2021.

England have named their squad for their series v Sri Lanka. Jordan Cox and Olly Stone join the side as injury replacements, and Dan Lawrence will open the batting, which make for some interesting talking points on Stokes' men. Later in the show we discuss the 2024 version of The Hundred, and how it fits into the wider sporting world. Is it still good, what is the future for it, and have Hampshire screwed themselves? Head to Serious Cricket to find your cricket gear for 2024: www.serioussport.co.uk/cricket?af=the-cricket-podcast Use the code: CRICKETPOD for 20% off + free shipping at Manscaped.com Links to podcast audio: https://linktr.ee/thecricketpod Our website: thecricketpod.com Support the podcast: patreon.com/thecricketpod Buy merchandise: https://seriouscricket.co.uk/teamwear/stores/the-cricket-podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecricketpod Buy coffee: https://cricketcoffeeco.com/products/the-cricket-podcast-coffee Twitter and Instagram: @thecricketpod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this guest episode we chat with Nottinghamshire and England's Olly Stone! Olly is our former teammate of ours and one of the best we have played with. He has the ability to take wickets and make something happen. He has raw pace and has added some skills in the last few years. We discuss Olly's youth cricket and his move to Northampton at young age. We talk about his injuries and how he has overcome them as well as him upskilling in recent times. We hope you enjoy the podcast as much as we enjoyed recording it. If this is the case please leave us a 5* review and share it with someone you think will benefit! Also subscribe and follow us on our social media platforms! If you want to watch the episode then subscribe to our YouTube page. Be part of The Bowlers Union! All the best Wrighty and Barks @thebowlersunion This episode is brought to you in association with Gray-Nicolls! Without doubt the best cricket company in the world. We are delighted they support us and you can receive a discount off their amazing products. Visit their website Gray-Nicolls | Cricket Bats | Loyalty Points | Free UK Shipping and claim your discount using the code here! A_TBUP20  

In this episode we review the recent county championship match between Nottinghamshire v Hampshire. We are joined by Notts and England star Olly Stone. We hope you enjoy the podcast as much as we enjoyed recording it. If this is the case please leave us a 5* review and share it with someone you think will benefit! Also subscribe and follow us on our social media platforms! Be part of The Bowlers Union! All the best Wrighty and Barks This episode is brought to you in association with Gray-Nicolls! Without doubt the best cricket company in the world. We are delighted they support us and you can receive a discount off their amazing products. Visit their website Gray-Nicolls | Cricket Bats | Loyalty Points | Free UK Shipping and claim your discount using the code here! A_TBUP20    

The Torq Moto Podcast Show driven by Talon clicks up a gear, as we catch up with Olly Stone – Crew Chief at Red Bull TLD designs Gas Gas team, ahead of Anaheim 1.  The former somerset lad joins Jeffro and Wobs to recap on the last 20 years which saw him go from rider, mechanic, MXGP mechanic and land him a position as a mechanic at the holy grail of USA motocross Pro Circuit, before joining the Red Bull TLD designs Gas Gas Team as Justin Barcia's mechanic and now Crew Chief.  All eyes are currently on the states before the first gate drop of the 2024 MX season and the rumours are flying! Olly Stone gives us the insight into the team, the 2024 season and what he finds a killer about being a motocross mechanic stateside. As always there is plenty of stories, plenty of beers, a  few confessions (find out why there is an I in Team), and a Torq Moto exclusive!  So, stay tuned. Don't forget to subscribe and hit that notification bell because we're only just getting started! Follow us on  TORQMOTO (@torqmoto) • Instagram photos and videos Facebook

Following the news of Jofra Archer's IPL withdrawal and the uncertainty around Olly Stone's fitness, the panel of Phil Walker, Ben Gardner, Katya Witney and Yas Rana wonder what the make-up of England's pace attack is likely to look like for this summer's Ashes series. The panel also celebrate the careers of Katherine Sciver-Brunt and Shabnim Ismail, both of whom announced their retirements from the international game in the last week. There's chat on the latest round of the County Championship, the relationship English cricket fans have with the IPL and interviews with Lancashire batter Josh Bohannon on going up a gear in 2023 and with Tara Norris on an eventful winter. There's also some discussion on the recreational game and what barriers exist for new players to get involved. Get 20% off all items at wisden.com/shop, using code ‘podcast20' The latest issue of Wisden Cricket Monthly is available now at https://wisden.com/shop/wisden-cricket-monthly-issue-67 The digital version of the magazine is also available for just £2 a month at https://pocketmags.com/wisden-cricket-monthly-magazine#5c1cd17fa0b05

We had a heck of a SX in East Rutherford where there was a lengthy lightning delay that resulted in a SOUPEYCROSS track. The racing was great and we have the 250 SX East West Showdown winner Max Anstie on to talk about how the night went for him. Super cool story. Justin Barcia is really letting his 450 SX win sink in so instead of bugging him, we got his wrench, Olly Stone on to talk about the race. Nick Wey hasn't been on in a long time and it's for sure long overdue. Love having the NYK on. We have Chuck Castloo and Paul P in studio!!We had a heck of a SX in East Rutherford where there was a lengthy lightning delay that resulted in a SOUPEYCROSS track. The racing was great and we have the 250 SX East West Showdown winner Max Anstie on to talk about how the night went for him. Super cool story. Justin Barcia is really letting his 450 SX win sink in so instead of bugging him, we got his wrench, Olly Stone on to talk about the race. Nick Wey hasn't been on in a long time and it's for sure long overdue. Love having the NYK on. We have Chuck Castloo and Paul P in studio!!

Mark Butcher, Jo Harman, Phil Walker and Yas Rana round up a remarkable year for the England men's side with the podcast's annual festive review. They react to a pair of England squad announcements that saw returns for Dan Lawrence, Stuart Broad, Matt Potts, Olly Stone and Jofra Archer. They also share their 'moments of the year' and our listeners get in touch with their favourite memories of 2022. Use the code WISDEN22 at www.charlestyrwhitt.com to get 20% off anything, including shirts, polos, chinos and knitwear. You can follow Wisden Cricket on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok: https://www.facebook.com/WisdenCric https://www.instagram.com/wisden_cric... https://twitter.com/WisdenCricket https://www.tiktok.com/@wisdencricket The latest issue of Wisden Cricket Monthly is available now at https://wisden.com/shop/wisden-cricke... The digital version of the magazine is also available for just £2 a month at https://pocketmags.com/wisden-cricket... You can find the perfect gift for any cricket fan at the Wisden shop: https://www.wisden.com/shop

Special guest Shaun Rheeder joins host Carl Lewis, the pair analyse every squad after the SA20 Auction which was a big day for South Africa cricket. Shaun is an expert on South African domestic cricket with deep data base which provides us with insightful opinions and analysis. Squads Durban Super Giants: Quinton de Kock, Prenelan Subrayen, Jason Holder, Kyle Mayers, Reece Topley, Dwaine Pretorius, Heinrich Klaasen, Keemo Paul, Keshav Maharaj, Kyle Abbott, Junior Dala, Dilshan Madushanka, Johnson Charles, Matthew Breetzke, Christiaan Jonker, Wiaan Mulder, Simon Harmer   Jo'burg Super Kings: Faf du Plessis, Gerald Coetzee, Maheesh Theekshana, Romario Shepherd, Harry Brook, Janneman Malan, Reeza Hendricks, Kyle Verreynne, George Garton, Alzarri Joseph, Leus du Plooy, Lewis Gregory, Lizaad Williams, Donavon Ferreira, Nandre Burger, Malusi Siboto, Caleb Seleka   MI Cape Town: Kagiso Rabada, Dewald Brevis, Rashid Khan, Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran, Rassie van der Dussen, Ryan Rickelton, George Linde, Beuran Hendricks, Duan Jansen, Delano Potgieter, Grant Roelofsen, Wesley Marshall, Olly Stone, Waqar Salamkheil, Ziyaad Abharams, Odean Smith   Paarl Royals: David Miller, Corbin Bosch, Jos Buttler, Obed McCoy, Lungi Ngidi, Tabraiz Shamsi, Jason Roy, Dane Vilas, Bjorn Fortuin, Wihan Lubbe, Ferisco Adams, Imraan Manack, Evan Jones, Ramon Simmonds, Mitchell van Buuren, Eoin Morgan, Codi Yusuf   Pretoria Capitals: Anrich Nortje, Migael Pretorius, Rilee Rossouw, Phil Salt, Wayne Parnell, Josh Little, Shaun von Berg, Adil Rashid, Cameron Delport, Will Jacks, Theunis de Bruyn, Marco Marais, Kusal Mendis, Daryn Dupavillon, Jimmy Neesham, Eathan Bosch, Shane Dadswell   Sunrisers Eastern Cape: Aiden Markram, Ottniel Baartman, Marco Jansen, Tristan Stubbs, Sisanda Magala, Junaid Dawood, Mason Crane, JJ Smuts, Jordan Cox, Adam Rossington, Roelof van der Merwe, Marques Ackerman, James Fuller, Tom Abell, Aya Gqamane, Sarel Erwee, Brydon Carse   South Africa power-hitter Tristan Stubbs fetched the highest bid of Rand 9.2 million (USD 520,000 approx.) at the inaugural SA20 player auction in Cape Town on Monday. Sunrisers Eastern Cape won a fierce bidding war against MI Cape Town and Johannesburg Super Kings to snap up their homegrown star-in-the-making.   Uncapped 24-year-old batter Donavon Ferreira, who plays for Titans in the South African domestic circuit, created a big stir. Having listed his base price at Rand 175,000 (USD 10,000 approx.), Ferreira, who also bowls a bit and keeps wicket, was eventually snapped up by Super Kings for Rand 5.5 million (USD 310,000 approx.) in the accelerated round of the auction. The winning bid came after some chaos, as Paarl Royals and Pretoria Capitals both tried to outbid Super Kings but were forced to pull out as they didn't have much left in their purse at that point and had other spots still to fill - if they were allowed to keep bidding, they would have run out of the money needed to fill their quota of 17 players. Ferreira has played 19 T20s so far, and boasts a strike rate of 148.26 and an average of 54.85.   The Jansen brothers - Duan and Marco - were also in demand, with Marco joining Stubbs at Sunrisers for Rand 6.1 million (USD 344,000 approx.) and Duan going to MI for Rand 3.3 million (USD 186,000 approx.). Marco is already part of the Sunrisers franchise in the IPL, while Duan was recently with the Mumbai Indians development squad that toured the UK.   Kolpak-returnee Rilee Rossouw, who has played T20 cricket around the world, also hit paydirt, with Capitals forking out Rand 6.9 million (USD 389,000 approx.) for him. Wayne Parnell, another Kolpak returnee, also triggered a bidding war, which was won by Capitals too. They outbid Super Kings and got the left-arm seam-bowling allrounder for Rand 5.6 million (USD 316,000 approx).   However, there were no takers for South Africa's T20I captain Temba Bavuma and Test captain Dean Elgar.

The Hundred tournament starts on 3 August 2022, and Birmingham Phoenix will be hoping to repeat their group topping efforts of 2021. It might be a tough ask though as the squad seems to have caught the injury bug: Chris Woakes is working back to fitness, Adam Milne (the Kiwi quick bowler) has had Achilles heel problems, Olly Stone is confirmed out... There is still quality though, and can you even really rule out any team with Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali and Matthew Wade? Plus, there is always the Imran Tahir factor...! This is The Hundred Club: a community for fans of short format cricket.

‘Man in a Van' presented by Holeshot Motorhomes is back! Jeffro catches up with his first victim for 2022 and this time it's Stateside but still very much with a British angle as he finds himself inside the Troy Lee Designs Red Bull Gas Gas rig chatting to Justin Barcia's English mechanic Olly Stone. Olly talks about his journey from the South West of England to ending up in America working for Pro Circuit and Austin Forkner to his new gig as Bam Bam's right hand man. All interesting stuff, or at least we think so.**Please excuse the sound quality on this one**

Episode 2 of The Moto Limited Podcast - Nic sits down with former Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki mechanic and now Justin Barcia's mechaninc at TLD, Red Bull, Gas Gas Olly Stone and deep dives into his career, how the conversation went with Mitch about him leaving Pro Circuit, his experience at PC and plenty of laughs! Don't forget we go LIVE on Facebook Monday nights at 6:30pm AEST. motolimitedshow.com @t.maher83 @iamstillyn99 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/motolimitedshow/message

This week we go live for Show 61 of the Moto Limited Show. This week Trent and Nic are joined in studio as always by the technical wizard himself WIZ and the guys are joined in studio by the guest of honour, WazNation himself, Warwick Calleghan, and Olly Stone, mechanic to Justin Barcia, on the phone. This show marks 1 year of Nic being a part of the Moto Limited Show, as we dive into the past year and everything else in between. Don't forget we go LIVE on Facebook and Youtube Monday night 6:30pm AEST. motolimitedshow.com go and get the new merch now. Street Race Solutions Ride Tribe Designs roosystems.com.au ktrapparel.com.au nationalluna.com.au mpesuspension.com.au propowder.com.au linkint.com.au qb4.com.au @t.maher83 @iamstillyn99 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/motolimitedshow/message

England have announced their 2021/22 Ashes team to tour Australia later this year. After many conversations it appears the tour will go ahead.England have picked a safe squad given they are without the services of Ben Stokes, Jofra Archer and Olly Stone.Full England Cricket SquadRory BurnsHaseeb HameedJoe Root (c)Dawid MalanOllie PopeJos Butler (vc, wk)Jonny Bairstow (wk)Zak CrawleyDan LawrenceStuart BroadChris WoakesCraig OvertonJames AndersonMark WoodJack LeachOllie RobinsonDom BessThe first test starts at the Gaba on December 8th and will finish in Perth on January 18th 2022.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB9XLxWIrwfyUGF-eGRSB3g**********Leading Edge Cricket Links**********

Matt Henry, Neil Wagner and Ajaz Patel have bowled New Zealand to the brink of a stunning test series win over England.The trio combined for eight wickets in a remarkable spell on day three of the second test, with Trent Boult adding one for good measure as England finished the day a miserable 122-9, leading by just 37 runs as victory looms for the Black Caps.While a test series victory – which would be their first in England this century – was always possible, plausible even, the dominance this Black Caps team produced on day three, especially without some frontline stars, was extraordinary.Yes, this is a under-strength English side, but New Zealand are missing Kane Williamson, BJ Watling, Colin de Grandhomme, Mitchell Santner, Kyle Jamieson and Tim Southee - a rather significant 292 tests of experience.You could barely notice they were missing based on the performance of their replacements on day three, with three wickets apiece to Henry and Wagner being complemented by two from Patel as a simple path emerged to a test win in England – just their sixth in history.To make it more remarkable, this was a day that could have ended poorly for New Zealand, after a middle-order collapse.Resuming at 229-3, New Zealand had eased to 292-3, before losing their last seven wickets for 96 runs to go into the second innings with a lead of 85.Having struggled at the start of his innings, Ross Taylor looked more like his old self to begin day three, bringing up his second 50 in his last 15 test innings with some more assured, yet still aggressive strokeplay.He offered a chance on 68 before departing on 80, caught behind flashing outside off, and that sparked a tumble of wickets.Henry Nicholls (21) gloved one down legside to the keeper, while Daryl Mitchell and Tom Blundell missed their final opportunity to put their hand up for the World Test Championship final.Mitchell departed for six, pulling a long-hop straight to short midwicket, and while Blundell made 34, he was dropped third ball and has put in a mixed display behind the stumps, making the selection of Watling, if fit, an easy choice for the selectors next week.Patel, however, strengthened his case for selection, following up his two first-innings wickets with a pleasant 20 at No 10 that showed the tail would not necessarily be dramatically lengthened by his inclusion.He and Boult added 27 for the last wicket which gave the bowlers a better buffer – one that became increasingly daunting for England as the Kiwi bowlers tore them to shreds.Henry did the most damage, removing Rory Burns second ball to an excellent Tom Latham catch at second slip, before Mitchell showed safe hands to pocket the wicket of Dom Sibley at third slip.Zak Crawley followed, trapped lbw, and England were in dire straits at 30-3.Just as thoughts turned to how Henry could be crammed in to a jam-packed bowling equation for next week's final against India – in place of Wagner, perhaps? – Wagner showed just how difficult the next few days will be for the New Zealand selectors.Brought on in the 14th over, by the end of the 18th Wagner had two scalps to remind everyone of his value, trapping Ollie Pope lbw with his familiar inswinger, before having Dan Lawrence caught behind.And then, as if there weren't enough (welcome) selection headaches for Gary Stead and Williamson, the impressive Patel got in the action, bowling James Bracey before removing England's last hope, skipper Joe Root, caught behind.A quick 44-run stand between Olly Stone and Mark Wood ensured New Zealand will have to bat again, but with just one England wicket remaining, and a fourth-innings target unlikely to surpass 50, a special victory awaits for the Black Caps.text by Niall Anderson, NZ Herald

The Black Caps make their long-awaited return to the crease at Lord's in the first of two test matches against England that will precede the inaugural World Test Championship final.It has been 62 days since New Zealand last played, which was a comfortable Twenty20 victory over Bangladesh at Eden Park.The time in between has been dominated by Covid-19 chaos in India that interrupted and ultimately suspended the Indian Premier League, halting preparation for many Black Caps test squad members who were plying their trade in the shorter format for the meantime.However, apart from the absence of paceman Trent Boult, coach Gary Stead has a full squad at his disposal, but one that comes with a handful of selection stumpers.Kane Williamson revealed this morning that Devon Conway gets the nod ahead of Will Young and Tom Blundell at the top of the batting order to partner Tom Latham.Conway's dominance in first-class cricket, coupled with his strong form to begin his international white-ball career, is plenty of evidence he can handle the task of opening or acting as a higher-order batsman in tests.Colin de Grandhomme's return from ankle surgery paves the way for arguably the country's top all-rounder to restake his claim in the international side. However, he is not fully fit to carry a heavy bowling load.Boult's arrival in England on Friday means he could suit up for the second test at Edgbaston, but Stead has all but ruled out such a selection, with the 31-year-old set to go into the World Test Championship final cold."I don't think you will see Trent in the two test matches here. We're looking to have him ready for the World Test Championship final," Stead said."He's at home; he's had a week bowling there which is great, after a fair amount of isolation time at the end of the IPL."Matt Henry has been given the nod in the 12-man squad ahead of Doug Bracewell and Jacob Duffy as a possible a straight swap with Boult, or they could opt for a spinner in Mitchell Santner."The Lord's pitch has a green tinge two days out – it's been cut to 6mm. We're used to a lot more grass so it certainly looks different," he adds.The Black Caps will have to run out onto a ground that, last time they were there, was the scene of utter heartbreak in the form of the 2019 Cricket World Cup final.But the super over defeat was over two years ago now, and coach Gary Stead believes there will be no hangover from the match."We've won and lost at most grounds around the world - it won't have much bearing on this game," he said.As well as painful World Cup memories, New Zealand also have historical demons to contend with. Since their first tour in 1931, they've played 17 tests on the famed pitch and won just once, under the captaincy of Stephen Fleming in 1999, where opener Matt Horne hit one of his four career tons with 100 off 224 balls.Schedule:England v Black Caps, first test, Lord's, starting Wednesday June 2 at 10pm.Teams:Black Caps (probable): Devon Conway, Tom Latham, Kane Williamson, Ross Taylor, Henry Nicholls, BJ Watling, Colin de Grandhomme, Mitchell Santner, Kyle Jamieson, Tim Southee, Neil Wagner, Matt Henry (12th man).England squad: Rory Burns, Dom Sibley, Dan Lawrence, Haseeb Hameed, Joe Root (c), Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope, James Bracey, Sam Billings, Craig Overton, Ollie Robinson, Jack Leach, James Anderson, Mark Wood, Olly Stone, Stuart Broad.

Show 32 of The Moto Limited Show. Join Trent & Nic in studio as we welcome on some very special guests.Joining us from Feld Entertainment is Sean Brennen  who is the Public Relations Manager - Motorsports for Monster Energy Supercross Joining us LIVE from California is Olly Stone who is the Race mechanic for Austin Forkner on the Monster Energy Pro circuit Kawasaki Race team Also Joining us LIVE will be  Alex Gobert who is the main man behind Moto Online!We will break down round  number 9 of The Monster Energy AMA Supercross & FIM World Championship, Cover all the local news from the local racing and any news heading into ProMx.We will also drop a new segment which will create a lot of laughs! Don't forget we go LIVE on Facebook and Youtube Monday night 6pm AEST.roosystems.com.aubackyarddesignaus.comktrapparel.com.aunationalluna.com.aumpesuspension.com.aupropowder.com.aulinkint.com.auqb4.com.au@t.maher83@iamstillyn99#waznation --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/motolimitedshow/message

HotSpot The Cricket Podcast presents HotSpot Daily: India vs England edition featuring sports journalist & broadcaster Chetan Narula with BBC TMS commentator Daniel Norcross.  Rohit Sharma's hundred, Ajinkya Rahane's comeback, Virat Kohli's dismissal, Olly Stone and Moeen Ali, plus lots more... tune in! 

Warwickshire and England man Olly Stone joined us with his best XI and some cracking stories along the way.Who's the quickest around? Why did he get sledged by Aaron Finch? And what is it really like to make an England debut.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AcademyNorth)

The Talksport team have touched down on the sunny island of Barbados along with the England side. Jon Norman is joined by commentator Barry Wilkinson to give you all the latest from the build-up. TalkSPORT’s Andrew McKenna chats to England’s opening batsman Keaton Jennings and fast bowler Olly Stone about their feelings ahead of the first test next week. TalkSPORT will be bringing you live coverage ball by ball and don’t forget to subscribe and get your daily dose of the tour! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Adam & Tony unfurl their umbrellas and discuss a soggy start to England's tour of Sri Lanka. Was it a good idea to schedule cricket in the rainy season? Is Eoin Morgan right to consider dropping himself? And is Olly Stone a lock for the next 10 years?Plus, thoughts on Khawaja's heroics and Australia's miraculous draw in Dubai, Talksport takes on the Cricket Social, and we pick our post-Atherton England elevens.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.

Jon Norman and Gareth Batty give an insight into what was going on behind the scenes during talkSPORT 2's broadcast of the 1st ODI between Sri Lanka and England. Discuss Goughie handing Olly Stone his cap on debut and how Goughie held court later that evening when the team went back to the talkSPORT hotel. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Jon Norman and Andrew Mckenna swelter in the Sri Lankan sunshine at the P Sara Stadium as England’s cricketers are put through their paces for the first time.England newcomer Olly Stone talks about his hopes for the tour, Sri Lankan legend Mahela Jayawardene reveals why he might have to bring boxing gloves to the commentary box and the team get invited to the British Embassy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy