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Jonathan Agnew is alongside Phil Tufnell and Ebony Rainford-Brent for the reaction to England's defeat to India in the second test of the series in Visakhapatnam.They analyse what went wrong for Ben Stokes' side which lead them to needing a huge total in the fourth innings of the match. Plus, hear from the England captain reflecting on the loss.Former India wicketkeeper Dinesk Karthik speaks to Stephan Shemilt about what India will take away from the test win.Also, Aggers, Tuffers & Ebony discuss Angelo Mathews' incredible dismissal where the Sri Lankan demolished his own stumps in a test against Afghanistan, whilst recalling other crazy moments they've seen out on the crease.

The boys are back for another hit out and they welcome back Phil Tufnell onto the show to talk all things England vs India. 'The Cat' shares some brilliant tour stories from his time in India amongst other yarns including who to watch in this series.We also look back on the first Test between Australia and the West Indies before previewing the final day/night game in Brisbane and of course the Big Bash Final between the Sydney Sixers and Brisbane Heat from the SCG.It's a special social and sponsor update this week thanks to Professional Home Services coming on board with their new segment as well for the next few shows and as ever we end with the quiz.00:00 - Welcome to the show04:50 - Phil Tufnell introduction07:24 - England in India08:33 - Englands chances in India09:36 - Harry Brook missing11:10 - Tuffers touring India in 199213:42 - How to win in India20:18 - Getting to know the England spinners22:45 - Jimmy Anderson goes again24:20 - Bye Tuffers25:35 - Brian Lara recall for the Windies?26:10 - Vaughany hosting the Test27:48 - The demise of West Indies cricket30:33 - Shamar Joseph story32:35 - What Vaughany did with his free weekend35:31 - Josh Brown's incredible innings37:55 - Big Bash Final preview including Steven O'Keefe's goodbye40:33 - KP's new six rule43:44 - Social and Sponsor Update46:31 - 'Time to improve' with Professional Home Services50:35 - Getting trolls on the show53:08 - Quiz timeThanks for watching and remember to like and subscribe as well as follow us @clubprairiefire on all social media channels as well. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Johnny & Gav were joined by Tuffers this week! Plus, a tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton.You can hear The Kickabout live on Radio X from 11am every Saturday. Get in touch on kickabout@radiox.co.uk

Jonathan Agnew, Glenn McGrath, Michael Vaughan, Sir Alastair Cook and Phil Tufnell react to the fourth day of the second Men's Ashes test at Lord's. Hear from England batting coach, Marcus Trescothick, and Australia assistant coach Daniel Vettori. Plus, hear part of Johnathan's conversation with UK Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, and also McGrath's disbelief to Mitchell Starc's ruled out catch with Tuffers' from the TMS commentary box.

Adam “Gilly” Gilchrist, Michael “Vaughany” Vaughan and James “The Professor” Rochford are joined by their very first guest, “The Cat”, Phil Tufnell. There's a solid review of Day 4 at Edgbaston, plus Tuffers and Gilly reminisce about the time they played together in Dakar, Vaughany has an update on the Travis Head “El Shito” partnership, and the Professor has a very special Tuffers quiz. All this, plus Vaughany is back bazballing, Gilly has his “Commentator of the day” award and as ever the Professor and Ollie add little to nothing. To become a member of Club Prairie Fire follow us on TikTok, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @clubprairiefire. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark Chapman is joined by Tuffers and England World Cup-winning spinner Alex Hartley to listen to and discuss Phil's chat with Jack Leach. From the satisfaction of a stumping to speed, crease position and chirping Brian Lara – they discuss what makes slow bowling so special and something that they all love. The panel also discuss the preparations for the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston and how injuries have affected England's squad. TIMECODES: 03'30 – Ashes preparation 08'10 – Phil and Jack chat about the love of spin 17'20 – The importance of variation and guile 26'30 – What Jack has learnt from test cricket 37'30 – Jack interviews Phil 43'00 – Steve Smith discussion

This week, we're joined by former England cricket legend turned TV personality Phil Tufnell. Oh, and now he's a winemaker too!Phil and Kate reminisce about a storied cricket career that was nearly knocked permanently off course by the untimely death of his mother. Phil reveals how he found vital support in his father and more recently his wife. They also remember various mishaps on stage and screen - no doubt their time on the Strictly dancefloor has prepared him for heading out on the road with Matt Dawson and Sue Barker once again!Fancy more tales from the I'm A Celeb jungle? Check out this week's Something from the Cellar episode for more tales from the reality TV behemoth - find it below this one!You can purchase Tuffers' Tipple here!***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell and Ben Wright react to an incredible win for England over New Zealand in the second test at Trent Bridge.The three pay tribute to a sensational innings from Johnny Bairstow after he hit the second fastest hundred in English test cricket history to secure a win for his side and first test series win for new head coach Brendan McCullum against the side he used to captain.We also hear from former Black Caps skipper Jeremy Coney, he sat down with Vaugany and Tuffers in Nottingham to discuss what impact McCullum could have on the England side and also to help the guys pick their all time Cricket 'Characters' eleven!For 30 days' free access to The Telegraph: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/cricketclub |Email: cricketclub@telegraph.co.uk |See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ashes-winning captain Michael Vaughan and entertainment all-rounder Phil Tufnell are joined by the Telegraph's Ben Wright for a new podcast dedicated to all things cricket! They'll be bringing you analysis from the dizzy heights of the international game all the way down the weird and wonderful world of village cricket.In this second episode, the boys interview left-handed batting legend David Gower, discussing England's opening batsmen, his infamous Tiger Moth flyover and his ultimate dream XI.Tuffers, Vaughany & Ben also analyse England's match with NZ including Joe Root's match-winning century and the new captaincy era under Ben Stokes. And as always, the chaps chew over your questions & cricket conundrums from the past week. For 30 days' free access to The Telegraph: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/cricketclub |Email: cricketclub@telegraph.co.uk |See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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England cricket legends Michael Vaughan and Phil Tufnell are joined by the Telegraph's Ben Wright for a brand new podcast dedicated to all things cricket! They'll be bringing you analysis from the dizzy heights of the international game all the way down the weird and wonderful world of village cricket.For the first episode we have drafted in a very special guest. The Managing Director of England cricket Rob Key is in conversation with Vaughany, Tuffers and Ben. He speaks in detail about his transition from broadcasting to the boardroom at the ECB, the appointment of Brendon McCullum, and his plans to overhaul domestic cricket.We also get his verdict on the Hundred, courtesy of the brightest contributor on the podcast, eight year old Megan, who is never afraid to tell it like it is!For 30 days' free access to The Telegraph: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/cricketclub |Email: cricketclub@telegraph.co.uk |See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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My guest today is cricketing legend, sports pundit and former King of the Jungle, Phil Tufnell. Now, you may well be thinking, 'what the hell is an ex-England cricketer and TV personality such as Phil doing on a wine podcast?'  But there is very good reason. Phil has recently launched his own collection of wines – aptly named Tuffers' Tipple, which are  available through Virgin Wines. Over a glass of his own English Bacchus, we talk about his memories of going on tour as an England cricket international, touring vineyards with some of the world's sporting greats, treating his  new wines like his children and how, despite travelling the world tasting wines, his favourite wine memory is right here in England. Tuffers' Tipple can be ordered for delivery direct to your door via virginwines.co.uk. To keep an eye on what else Phil is up to, follow him on Instagram @phil.tufnell and Twitter @Philtufnell.  You can read more of Phil's anecdotes about travelling the world with fellow cricket legends in his new book How Not to Be A Cricketer, which is out on October 28th. Thank you for listening to today's episode of The English Wine Diaries. If you enjoyed the podcast then please leave a rating or review and to hear future episodes as they are released, hit subscribe on your podcast listening platform.To find out who's joining me next week, follow @thesouthernquarter on Instagram and for more regular English wine news and reviews, visit thesouthernquarter.co.uk and sign up to my newsletter.Thanks for listening to The English Wine Diaries. If you enjoyed the podcast then please leave a rating or review, it helps boost our ratings and makes it easier for other people to find us. To find out who will be joining me next on the English Wine Diaries, follow @theenglishwinediaries on Instagram and for more regular English wine news and reviews, sign up to our newsletter at thesouthernquarter.co.uk.

Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan to look over the Ashes squad selection as well as asses England's prospects for the T20 World Cup. Plus England all-rounder Chris Woakes joins the pod to talk about his excitement of playing at the T20 World Cup and the arrangements surrounding going to Australia for the Ashes and taking his family with him. TOPICS: 2 mins – Importance of Ashes tour going ahead 7 mins – How tough the tour of Aus is 9 mins – Covid and the Ashes 10 mins – Reaction in Australia 14 mins – England squad reaction 24 mins – Ben Stokes 32 mins – Interview with Chris Woakes 45 mins – T20 World Cup

Mark Chapman is joined by Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan to review England's victory in the third test against India and the dramatic change of fortune from the second test defeat. Who stood out? And what needs to be improved? The team also look ahead to the fourth test and discuss Jos Buttler's future. Plus Nat Sciver joins the pod to talk about the women's T20 series against New Zealand starting in the week. TOPICS: 2.21 – Review of England v India 7.40 – Most impressive part of the performance 19.40 – Review of England's batting 24.07 – Joe Root beating records 31.15 – Nat Sciver previews the women's T20 41.40 – Review of England's bowling

Mark Chapman, Phil Tufnell and former England assistant coach Paul Farbrace assess where things went wrong for Joe Root's side on an extraordinary final day against India at Lord's. England lost the second Test by 151 runs, despite starting the day strongly. The panel look at why England's batsmen are continuing to struggle, and how things can be improved for the next Test. We also hear from Joe Root, who takes responsibility for the defeat and concedes he got his bowling tactics wrong during India's second innings. 03:00 – Joe Root interview admitting he made tactical mistakes during the game. 11:30 – Discussion on England's tactics 19:30 – Lack of batting depth and England's batting issues 25:00 – Look ahead to the Third Test at Headingley

For this face-to-face episode of A Glass With, Olly pairs cricket legend and King of the Jungle Phil Tufnell with a Bacchus from Phil's very own Tuffers' Tipple range, whilst they discuss their shared passion for cricket and wine. Find out more about Olly at ollysmith.com, or follow him on Instagram @ollysmith. You can find Phil's range of wines at virginwines.co.uk/tuffers-tipple. This episode was recorded at the Wine & Spirit Education Trust, learn more at wsetglobal.com.

Eleanor Oldroyd, Michael Vaughan and Phil Tufnell discus England's 1st Test with India before looking ahead to the 2nd at Lords. You'll hear from the England Head Coach Chris Silverwood on the likelihood of changes to personnel and the former Indian batsman Deep Dasgupta on how the tourists will react to the rain forcing a draw at Trent Bridge. Tim Bresnan also drops by to explain how he's been helping Jofra Archer, having had multiple elbow surgeries himself. TOPICS: 10.40 – Discussion on how test match cricket deals with weather 17.30 – Joe Root's form 23.30 – Likelihood of the Ashes being postponed 24.30 – Silverwood and changes for the 2nd Test 39.00 – Deep Dasgupta on India 45.45 – Tim Bresnan on Jofra Archer's elbow injury

Eleanor Oldroyd, Michael Vaughan and Phil Tufnell discuss the week's cricket news. You'll hear from the England captain Joe Root, we'll discuss Ben Stokes' indefinite break from the game and with a mouth-watering England v India Test series coming up, we hear from the former Indian batsman Deep Dasgupta as to why this is such an important series for Virat Kohli's men.

Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by Michael Vaughan and Alex Hartley to discuss all the big talking points from a busy week of cricket. They react to England's Euro 2020 final defeat by Italy, and share their thoughts on the racist abuse aimed at some of the players in the aftermath and the violent behaviour of some supporters outside Wembley. Elly speaks to England's stand-in men's ODI captain Ben Stokes after they wrapped up a series win over Pakistan. Stokes reflects on the impressive performances of the players called up at short notice due to the team's Covid outbreak, how he's coping with a finger injury, what he's made of being captain and his advice for England's footballers. England opener Tammy Beaumont also drops by to chat about the women's multi-format series with India which is finely poised before the final T20 match. They talk about the sensational performance of India's 17-year-old batter Shafali Verma, the weight of expectation on youngsters coming through and the pressure that Danni Wyatt is under after some low scores. TOPICS: 1.35 – TMS Euro 2020 Sweepstake 10.49 – Racism in sport 12.37 – Eleanor Oldroyd interview with Ben Stokes 13.35 – Ben Stokes on Saqib Mahmood 16.03 – Ben Stokes on captaincy 17.40 – Ben Stokes' finger injury 20.10 – Ben Stokes on Bob Willis 22.11 – Blue for Bob Day 27.30 – Alex Hartley on England v Pakistan 30.06 – Saqib Mahmood's performance 32.40 – England Women v India Women 37.20 – India's Shafali Verma 42.50 – Social media influence on the women's game 44.10 – The Hundred 46.30 – Possible retirements in the England women squad?

Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan join Eleanor Oldroyd to pick over England's thumping 9 wicket victory over Pakistan in the 1st ODI. Michael also explains why he thinks England shouldn't have ruled out the whole of the original one-day squad after three of them tested positive for COVID. They also pay homage to Jimmy Anderson for reaching 1000 first class wickets and preview the T20 women's match between England and India with Isabelle Westbury. TOPICS: 3.20 – England v Pakistan review 10.08 – Matt Parkinson's performance 11.04 – Ben Stokes' post-match interview 15.15 – Saqib Mahmood post-match interview 18.10 – England's 50 over squad 22.10 – England Director of Cricket Ashley Giles on Covid-19 24.40 – Tuffers and Vaughan discuss Covid-19 and isolation 29.30 – The impact of Covid-19 on cricket 32.20 – Jimmy Anderson interview after his 1000th first class wicket 36.30 – Tuffers and Vaughan on Jimmy Anderson 38.40 – Hashim Amla's performance for Surrey 41.50 – Isabelle Westbury previews the weekend's matches

Eleanor Oldroyd, Phil Tufnell and Sir Alastair Cook assess England's summer so far, including their fine start to the limited over series against Sri Lanka, with a 100% record so far. Joe Root joins the podcast to describe his pride at winning his 150th ODI cap, and his plans for squad selection during a busy winter. We also hear from Sir Alastair on the Test side's top order batsman. He explains how they'll be trying to improve their lacklustre batting form. TOPICS: 7.00 – Joe Root Interview 15.28 – Can players do both the T20 and the Ashes? 16.30 – Sir Alastair Cook on giving Jason Roy his test cap 21.20 – Chris Woakes and his improvement 26.05 – 50 over cricket 29.01 – England v New Zealand review 30.00 – India's performance 43.20 – Learning from batting mistakes 45.36 – County Championship form 46.40 – The Hundred

Eleanor Oldroyd, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan discuss the fall-out from England's opening Test draw against New Zealand at Lord's. They look at Ollie Robinson's suspension from international cricket, after the player apologised for making racist and sexist tweets dating back to 2012. The team also ask whether England should have been more attack-minded in chasing down their second innings target. And man of the match, New Zealand's Devon Conway, joins the show, fresh from scoring a double-century on debut.

Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan join Mark Chapman ahead of England's upcoming Test Series with New Zealand. Gloucestershire wicketkeeper-batsman James Bracey joins the podcast to talk about his hopes for a Test debut next week and what it's been like being a reserve in the bio-secure bubbles during the pandemic. The removal of Ed Smith as National Selector is up for discussion as well as the return of "sandpaper-gate", after Cameron Bancroft's recent comments. And finally, Nottinghamshire's Luke Fletcher drops by to talk his red-hot form at the age of 32. The pace-bowler took career-best figures in consecutive matches in the County Championship this month and is hungry for more. TOPICS: 01:22 – James Bracey on his international call-up 13:11 – County batting tougher than international? 25:30 – Ed Smith out, Chris Silverwood in – prioritising Test cricket? 35:20 – Cricket Australia’s handling of “sandpaper-gate” 38:32 – Luke Fletcher on bowling and the championship

In this episode, the team discuss the most well-known and fiercest rivalries in sporting history - including the Old Firm, Ashes, Ryder Cup, as well as many classic individual rivalries from the world of boxing, tennis, athletics & F1. And will Daws vs Tuffers from Question of Sport make the list??Do you agree with these selections? Please let us know on social media @Top10sPod or on email to hello@pomodo.co.ukThis is a Pomodo Production | www.pomodo.co.uk | @PomodoPodcasts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Phil Tufnell, Michael Vaughan and Mark Chapman are joined by the ECB's managing director for men's cricket Ashley Giles to reflect on England's tour of India. Giles also answers questions on England's rotation policy, Test cricket's importance to the current generation of players and the busy summer of cricket to come. There's also details of a freak injury suffered by Jofra Archer.....while cleaning a fish tank.

The attention is on Tuffers for this episode, who has to rank the Top 10 batsmen that he has bowled against - including some true legends of the game. We also hear some classic stories of the stick Tuffers got down under in the Ashes and his experience of bowling during Brian Lara's record-breaking 375 inningsDo you agree with these selections? Please let us know on social media @Top10sPod or on email to hello@pomodo.co.ukThis is a Pomodo Production | www.pomodo.co.uk | @PomodoPodcasts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael Vaughan and Phil Tufnell join Mark Chapman to look back on England’s T20 Series in India after Eoin Morgan’s men lost the decider in Ahmedabad. We hear from the Captain ahead of the upcoming One Day Internationals and ask whether any more lessons can be learned with the white ball ahead of the T20 World Cup later this year. Finally Carlos Brathwaite and his dog drops by to talk about West Indies’ Test side beginning life without Jason Holder as Captain.

Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan who analyse England's 3-1 test series defeat in India, and look ahead to the upcoming one-day and T20 internationals. There's a look at batsman Dan Lawrence who was one of the few to impress in the sub-continent and what he could offer the team in the future. England coach Chris Silverwood speaks about England's controversial selection policy, while Joss Butler gives his thoughts on the future of Alex Hale. Tuffers and Vaughan share their line-ups for the Ashes and also pay tribute to former Surrey and Warwickshire bowler Joey Benjamin who died this week. And England Women's head coach Lisa Keightley joins the pod to discuss her side's success over New Zealand. TOPICS: 01:45 - Unscheduled days off - England's missed opportunity against India 08:30 - Dan Lawrence - a new hope? 12:00 - Rebuilding for the Ashes 15:35 - Chris Silverwood on 'rest and 'rotation' 22:35 - 'The only way to win in Australia is by schmozzle' 24:40 - Tuffers and Vaughan's teams for the Ashes 28:00 - Joey Benjamin - a tribute 30:20 - Looking ahead to one day and T20 against India 36:40 - A second chance for Alex Hales? 41:20 - Lisa Keightley

Michael Vaughan and Phil Tufnell join Eleanor Oldroyd to look back on a dramatic 3rd Test that was over inside two days, the shortest played since 1935. Broadcaster Prakash Wakankar joins the pod from India and we hear from England captain Joe Root.

Mark Chapman, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan look forward to the third test against India. Tuffers and Vaughan discuss the fallout of Moeen Ali’s situation and the perils of miscommunication. Was he hung out to dry? We hear from England Coach Chris Silverwood and look at England’s selection policy. There’s impassioned debate on whether T20 cricket will gain more respect than test cricket and we find out what Michael Vaughan would do if this happened. And there’s guesswork with what the boys think the England line-up will be in the next match. TOPICS: 02:00 – England coach Chris Silverwood speaks about Moeen Ali 05:45 – Tuffers and Vaughan’s dissection on England’s selection choices 16:50 – A lack of flexibility from the selectors 23:00 – How many strings should a cricket side have? 27:20 - Test Cricket v T20 – which is the pinnacle? 39:40 – Tuffers and Vaughan share their line-ups for the next test.

Michael Vaughan and Phil Tuffnel are joined by Ebony Rainford-Brent to discuss all the reaction to Jimmy Anderson and Jack Leach’s bowling masterclass to secure a big win in Chennai. Also, where does Joe Root rank amongst England’s elite? And we meet the new man on the block for the West Indies who’s career was moulded by a hurricane.

Mark Chapman, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan look ahead to England’s Test series against India Tuffers & Vaughan talk about their tour memories of India and discuss what makes India so different We hear from Joe Root ahead of his 100th Test – and look at how England can win against a side who’ve lost one Test on home soil in eight years. Plus - Former IPL and Indian A international Abhishek Jhunjhunwala joins the pod to give the Indian perspective after that Australia victory. Topics: 1.20 – Tuffers & Vaughan discuss their tours to India in the 90s 11.26 – We hear from Joe Root as he reaches 100 Tests 24.26 – Discussion on Crawley + Foakes as well as selection 29.08 – We hear from Jack Leach as he looks forward to playing in India 38.53 - Abhishek Jhunjhunwala joins the pod to talk about the Indian perspective

Eleanor Oldroyd, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan analyse England’s series win in Sri Lanka and look ahead to their next opponents India. Tuffers and Vaughan talk about skipping training, video games and ‘propping and cocking’. There’s also a special masterclass on facing the art of spin bowling. Jonathan Trott reminisces about a young Joe Root, Kevin Pietersen talks foot movements in Mumbai, and England Women’s cricketer Kate Cross faces up to the difficulties on quarantining in New Zealand.

Santa drops off Pricilla a present to try and a blast from the past finds its ways out from under the Piggly Dogg shelves! Come see what treats will make it to the shelves this week! It Came Upon a Midnight Clear Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, PO Box 1866, Mountain View, CA 94042, USA.

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Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by Phil Tufnell, Alastair Cook, Dawid Malan & Tymal Mills The best T20 batsman in the world - Dawid Malan – chats about Australian isolation and his toilet habits... The team also discuss if England left South Africa too early? Plus – they talk to Tymal Mills about the start of the Big Bash and armpit sponsors.

Eleanor Oldroyd, Phil Tufnell & Michael Vaughan are joined by Reece Topley & Jason Holder The panel discuss England becoming the number one T20 team in the world, Dawid Malan and hanging signs from the balcony. England bowler Reece Topley joins the pod from the South African bio-bubble and Jason Holder discusses coming to England for the test series in June. Plus - We hear from the man who went to watch England in Sri Lanka back in March and never came back…

Phil Tuffnel & Michael Vaughan are joined by Ebony Rainford-Brent England T20 captain Eoin Morgan also joins the pod to look ahead to their tour of South Africa. Plus - Natalie Germanos discusses how well she thinks South Africa will perform

Eleanor Oldroyd, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan are joined by Graham Thorpe as England prepare for their white ball series in South Africa. The panel discuss Chris Gayle’s milestone during the IPL. Plus is Jasprit Bumrah the best all-format bowler in the world?

Today’s Unsung Hero is right up John’s golfing street, Elis gets edgy with 14th century Britain, and it transpires Tuffers is living everyone’s dream inside the cricketing bio bubble.

England's record wicket-taker James Anderson joins Mark Chapman, Michael Vaughan and Steven Finn to discuss all things fast-bowling. Jimmy provides an insight into how he developed his arsenal of bowling deliveries, how he enjoys the pain of fast bowling and his feelings about taking his 600th Test wicket. The team also look at England's T20 win over Pakistan and look at Joe Root's chances of making the T20 side.

With Jimmy Anderson poised to reach the 600 Test wickets milestone, Mark Chapman, Michael Vaughan and Phil Tufnell assess just how England’s leading wicket-taker is keeping himself at the top level. Outgoing chairman Colin Graves looks back on his time in charge of the ECB, discussing the Hundred, the state of the County game, and whether he might go for the vacant ICC chairman’s position. And we hear from Sussex head coach Jason Gillespie, who has announced he’ll depart for a job in Australia at the end of the season.

Mark Chapman is joined by Phil Tufnell and Marcus Trescothick to look back on a weather-hit second Test between England and Pakistan. The team look at solutions for bad light, which caused controversy during the drawn Test. We hear from Hampshire CCC chairman Rod Bransgrove, who gives his perspective, and discusses why putting a roof on the Ageas Bowl proved not to be viable. And after M.S. Dhoni’s retirement, the team look at why the former India captain is considered one of the all-time greats.

Steve Crossman is joined by Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan to look back on England’s first International Test win against Pakistan, and analyse the upcoming second Test in Southampton. What has Joe Root learned? How much will England miss Ben Stokes after he was ruled out of the rest of the series? And is the 600 wicket milestone playing on James Anderson’s mind and affecting his cricket? We catch up with former England assistant coach Paul Farbrace, who gives us an insight into Jos Butler’s batting and wicket keeping. Plus, ahead of the return of the women’s domestic game, Alex Hartley reveals how it feels to be back playing, after almost an entire year out.

Phil and Michael are joined by Paul Collingwood and Marcus Trescothick to discuss England’s ODI series victory over Ireland, their experience of coaching the side, and how England can still improve in the 50-over having won the World Cup last year. We get the inside track on Pakistan with the PCB Managing Director Wasim Khan ahead of the start of the Test series. PLUS we get Michael and Phil’s memories of facing some of Pakistan’s legendary quicks Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis.

England batsman Ollie Pope joins Phil Tufnell, Michael Vaughan and Mark Chapman to give the view from the dressing room, as England prepare to try and seal a series win over the West Indies.There's high praise for Pope from Tuffers and Vaughan, who say he's reminiscent of England captain Joe Root. The panel also look at Stuart Broad's excellent form since returning to the side, and assess the squad for the ODI series against Ireland.

This week Chris and the team have taken a well deserved week off so we've been left in the safe hands of Toby Tarrant and Producer Vin. Toby was joined by the delightful Phil Tufnell as international cricket gears up for a grand return. Tuffers talked cricket... before he had a go at one of radio's greatest ever features...IKEA OR CHEESE! ? Also, in the absence of Leeds' finest Rob DJ, it was the turn of our favourite Welshman ‘Stumpy' to step in and bring his quiz to the Radio X airwaves. Toby also discovered an amazing musical impressionist. AND we've discovered THE BEST Glastonbury review of all time. Plus, Intern Will drops in on FaceTime for a round of his Movie Soundtrack Game! All that and more on this week's podcast... Enjoy! The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Weekdays 6:30-10am

As England prepare to begin their cricketing summer, head coach Chris Silverwood joins Eleanor Oldroyd, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan to preview the first Test against the West Indies. Chris tells the podcast about life in the bio-bubble, preparing for his first home series, and how Ben Stokes has taken to being stand-in captain. And the panel also discuss the return of recreational cricket, which was announced last week.

Find out what Tuffers has been up to in lock down. From creosote-ing fences and beer flavoured sweets to long walks and why he wants to pull The Joker's ears.

Eleanor Oldroyd joins Tuffers and Vaughan to look into the art of opening the batting. How do you become an opener? What mentality do you need? How difficult can it be? All-time great Alastair Cook and current England opener Rory Burns join us to answer these questions.

ECB Chief Executive Tom Harrison joins Eleanor Oldroyd, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan after it's confirmed that England will play the West Indies in three Test matches, starting on July the 8th at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton. West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite joins the pod to give his perspective on the upcoming matches and we look back on the 2016 T20 final when Brathwaite hit 4 sixes. He also shares his views on the Black Lives Matter movement. PLUS Tuffers and Vaughan share their all-time bald XI.

England and Surrey's Liam Plunkett joins Eleanor Oldroyd, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan to chat all things England after he wasn't named in the 55-man squad for this summer. They also discuss whether he might play for the United States in the future as his wife is a US citizen.

Trevor Bayliss and Darren Lehmann join Michael, Phil and Elly Oldroyd to look at what makes a good coach, why players don’t receive hairdryer treatments like in Tuffers’ day, the relationship between coach and captain, the future of coaching, and which current players would make good coaches after retirement. Plus we speak to Mickey Arthur, now on his fourth international team, England women’s head coach Lisa Keightley, and England men’s batting coach Graham Thorpe on how coaching has changed over the years.

West Indies captain Jason Holder and Tim Paine join Phil and Michael to talk how you keep in touch with your team during lockdown, the pressures of modern captaincy, and Tim Paine’s latest DIY haircut…

Mark Chapman, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan bring you the latest on when we may get some live cricket. West Indies chief executive Johnny Grave joins the discussion. Plus, they look back 10 years to England’s World T20 win and debate the best commentator XI.

Mark Chapman, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan are joined by expert fielders for our Art of Fielding special. Paul Collingwood, Jonty Rhodes, Lydia Greenway and James Taylor join the pod to provide all the expertise. What makes a good fielder? How has fielding changed? What goes through your mind as the ball comes towards you?

Mark Chapman, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan bring you all the latest cricket news as the Coronavirus continues to impact the sport. What will the financial impact be? What is the future like for The Hundred? What will happen to County Cricket? Plus we reveal the latest all-time XI challenge for you to try at home.

Mark Champan, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan bring you the latest news from the world of cricket, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact the sport. With professional cricket currently off – which area will feel it most? The County Championship, the Royal London Cup, the T20 Blast, England's Tests, ODIs or The Hundred? And once we're through this crisis, what could the domestic game look like? Will it have changed at all?

Mark Chapman brings you the first Tuffers and Vaughan of 2020. With Michael away, Graham Onions stands in to help Phil preview England’s third test. Plus, England opener Dom Sibley talks about life as a Test opener and we look at how Jimmy Anderson keeps himself going at the age of 37.

Phil and Michael talk about the momentum shift in the Ashes series after Jofra Archer’s hostile bowling at Lord’s, which will ‘send shivers down the rest of the Australian batting unit’. Michael has a warning for Joe Root over how much he uses Archer, and says that facing him in the nets should be banned for English batsmen. Plus we speak to brain injury association Headway, who have some strong words for Cricket Australia over their decision to allow Steve Smith to bat again after being struck by Archer.

England coach Paul Collingwood joins the pod to talk putting Edgbaston behind them, a new-look side without Jimmy or Moeen, and whether there's an emotional hang over from the World Cup win. Plus, we hear from Jofra Archer on a potential Ashes debut and his knack for prophetic tweets.

Did that really happen? Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan are back together after the most incredible cricket match that saw England crowned as World Champions. We go through the last 20 balls of the match, ball-by-ball, to relive the most incredible drama Lord's has ever seen. And Tuffers suggests that Jofra Archer 'roll his trousers up'. Us neither.

Tuffers is off again this week, so Paul Farbrace takes his place as he joins Michael to look ahead to the World Cup semi-finals. Michael works out a unique way to motivate the England players, Paul tells a story about when Tuffers once hid behind a sightscreen to avoid a fielding drill, and Ebony Rainford Brent explains where it's all going wrong for England in the Women's Ashes.

Sir Curtly Ambrose and Robin Smith explain the arts of both bowling fast, and facing pace. Curtly tells us that it’s all about building up a reputation, whilst Robin says that it helps to imagine a line half way down the pitch. Plus Ebony Rainford Brent joins us in place of Tuffers to speak about where England went wrong against Sri Lanka, and what they need to do against Australia. And we hear a from a very prescient Virat Kohli, with his pre-tournament prediction.

Tuffers, Michael and Chappers are joined by former England batsman Robin Smith, who speaks very frankly an openly about his mental struggles when playing and after retiring, including depression, alcoholism and contemplating suicide. If you are feeling emotionally distressed and would like details of organisations which offer advice and support, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline.

Injured England batsman Sam Billings sits in for Phil Tufnell as Pakistan shock the hosts to win by 14 runs at Trent Bridge. We discuss where England went wrong, how Wahab Riaz proved his own coach wrong, and why this has been a bowler's World Cup so far. Plus there’s an appearance from a hovercover. Or is it Michael’s hairdryer?

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Tijdens onze allereerste aflevering bespreken we het laatste nieuws rondom themaparken. De heropening van de Oude Tuffer staat op het programma, we kijken naar de nieuwtjes rond InsidEars en discussieren we over de werkomstandigheden van Disneymedewerkers. Ook doen we een bezoekje aan de kermis in Den Haag! Heb je vragen, opmerkingen of feedback voor ons? We horen het graag!

Mark Chapman, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan pick the bones out of England's defeat in the 5th ODI in Saint Lucia. They discuss what England have learnt from this series and how many positions are up for grabs for the World Cup. We also hear from World Cup winner Ebony Rainford-Brent as England outclassed India to win the first women's Twenty20 international.

Rain meant that England's third ODI was called off without a ball being bowled - how will this affect World Cup preparation? And with the series tied at 1-1, Mark Chapman asks Tuffers and Vaughan if England have underestimated the West Indies in both Test and One Day.

Tuffers is away so England’s record-breaking fast bowler James Anderson is in off the substitutes’ bench to join Michael Vaughan and Mark Chapman. Jimmy talks in depth about his career, what he still hopes to achieve and his plans for when it’s time to call it a day. The guys also preview England’s tour of Sri Lanka and discuss the art of ambidextrous bowling.

After an incredible, emotional day at The Oval, Michael Vaughan and Phil Tufnell discuss what next for both Cook and for England, whether Keaton Jennings deserves to go to Sri Lanka, what marks they’d give Ed Smith out of 10, and who the best batsman in the world currently is. Plus Luke Wright joins to look ahead to T20 Finals Day.

Mentor Graham Gooch and former coach Andy Flower join Tuffers and Vaughan to discuss the retiring Alastair Cook's record breaking England career.

What was behind England’s dramatic improvement at Headingley, has Dom Bess shown he belongs at Test level, who should Sam Curran try and emulate, and who would make the greatest County Championship Overseas Player XI? Marcus Trescothick fills in for Tuffers, who has booked the day off to watch Love Island.

Jos Buttler joins Tuffers and Vaughan to talk his surprise return to the Test fold and the England team’s new emphasis on fitness. What threat will Pakistan pose in the upcoming series and are the ICC right to potentially scrap the traditional pre-match coin toss?

Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan discuss Ed Smith’s new role as national selector, impressive performers in the early weeks of the County season, the new 100-ball competition, and why Justin Langer will be a success in charge of Australia.

Tuffers and Vaughan are back for first time since January and there is a lot they want to get off their chests. The pair are joined by England Director of Cricket Andrew Strauss to discuss the retirement of Kevin Pietersen, with Ben Stokes back in the Test side we ask who'll lead the attack against New Zealand, plus bring you the latest on Scotland's hopes of reaching the 2019 World Cup. We'll also look at what's been an eventful test series between South Africa and Australia, hear from England women's World Cup-winning captain Heather Knight ahead of the Tri-Series in India, and ask whether white ball-only contracts are the future for English cricket.

Tuffers and Vaughan join Mark Chapman to reflect on England's comfortable series victory over Australia in the one-day internationals, and ask if they can now go onto win the World Cup. We also debate which team has got the best value for money in the Indian Premier League auction, with more than £2m spent on the services of Ben Stoakes and Chris Woakes. Plus the guys discuss Sussex's Jofra Archer, and wonder if one day he could be bowling for England.

Australia may have wrapped up the 2nd Test inside two hours on Day 5, but there was still time for Tuffers to almost get us kicked off air! Plus Dizzy's big nose, and Skull has some advice.

Enjoy the lighter side of day 3 with Triple M's legendary commentary team - including two awesome stories from Tuffers, Skull losing his memory, and a statue for JB?

Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan react to England’s disappointing start to the Ashes. Was the margin of defeat on a friendly surface even more worrying? What positives are there to take as we look ahead to Adelaide? Plus, Jonny Bairstow says his alleged head-butt on Australia batsman Cameron Bancroft has been "completely blown out of proportion", but what do we make of it?

It’s the last show before Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan head to Australia so the pair offer up their predictions for the series. We also go inside the England women’s Ashes camp and speak to batswoman Georgia Elwiss, plus Tuffers and Vaughan name their Ashes all-time starting eleven.

With England's players flying out to Australia later this week Mark Chapman is joined by Michael Vaughan, Toby Roland-Jones and Ebony Rainford-Brent to preview the upcoming series. Features interviews with Aussie vice-captain David Warner and paceman Mitchell Johnson.

Ex-England spinner Phil Tufnell, former South Africa captain Graeme Smith and England World Cup winner Ebony Rainford-Brent join George Riley this week. England's batting woes is top of the agenda after their heavy defeat to South Africa in the second Test at Trent Bridge. Plus, there is reaction to England's women reaching the World Cup final.

England captain Joe Root joins Allison Mitchell, Michael Vaughan and Graeme Smith to look back on the 1st test victory at Lords. Root says England won't get complacent going into the next game, which starts at Trent Bridge on Friday. And there's reaction with bowler Anya Shrubsole to England women's dramatic World Cup victory against Australia and Nottinghamshire batsman Luke Fletcher talks about his head injury, suffered while playing in the T20 Blast.

Caroline Barker is joined by Phill Tufnell and Michael Vaughan to discuss squad choices ahead of England's first Test with South Africa. How will Joe Root perform in the his first Test as captain? Should Gary Ballance have been selected?

Mark Chapman, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan are joined by 'dear old thing' Henry Blofeld who talks about his upcoming retirement from Test Match Special.

Mark Chapman is joined by Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan to bring you reaction from the Champions Trophy including interviews with former Pakistan bowler Waqar Younis and coach Mickey Arthur.

Join Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan for the latest on the Champions Trophy, as play is abandoned between Australia and Bangladesh at The Oval due to rain. We also look ahead to Tuesday’s action, which sees England take on New Zealand in Cardiff.

Join Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan for the latest cricket news and debate, including whether there will be an Australian team for the Ashes and if Jonny Bairstow should be playing one-day cricket for England?

The song I have sent you this week is entitled “Wirral Wonderland” and is a track off one of my DVDs about the area….which you will be familiar with. I mostly send you demos of my songs but this is a finished job…I think you’ll like it….it goes well when matched up with the video. David Bowie has been heavily featured in the news…a sad loss indeed but whether it warrants blanket coverage on the national news is debateable…although he was a one-off…I was totally inspired by him when I first heard the ZiggyStardust album through headphones in 1969…it revolutionised recording techniques …brilliant…he started out as a sax player…my wife worked with a guy who sessioned on his records…a chap called Brian Wilshaw who became a music teacher…how cool is he….he certainly altered the path of popular music. The entertainment level of TV is gradually sinking to an all time low…I watched an episode from the new series of “Open All Hours” with David Jason playing the main character…how can someone of his status be involved in a dreadful sitcom like this…not only is it totally unfunny the canned laughter every 10 seconds is so irritating….surely Mr.Jason can see this? BUT….NOTHING can be worse than the new series of “Benidorm” which I watched out of interest thinking it can only be better than the last series which was diabolical….it wasn’t…in fact it was worse if that is possible….it has to be the WORST programme ever…it’s like a scrap heap for third-rate actors….an insult to any normal person’s intelligence….the cast MUST be short of money…. I also watched the new Tracy Ullman Show expecting good things….oops another dud. .It strikes me that modern television mainly caters for a very small percentage of the population….they put snooker on ALL afternoon….football matches at prime time .. and even had the FA Cup draw live on The One Show….as it happens I like sport but if you don’t your nose is pushed right out of the picture…I don’t understand why they can’t have a free sports channel?…then all the housewives can enjoy an evening in front of the box. The TV companies should realise that sport isn’t for everyone….and speaking of which I have yet to see the point of “Question Of Sport”….hard to believe that the charismaless “Tuffers” and Mat Dawson actually get paid for this none event….what was that song by Springsteen “100 channels with nothing on”. .A bit of local history for you….there is a small hamlet (which is a village without a church for your interest) calledSaughall Massie which is near the centre of Wirral (you will know it well)…on its outskirts is a small stone bridge which takes traffic over a narrow brook….this was designed by a chap called Thomas Brassey who is responsible for a great percentage of bridges and viaducts all over the world….this little bridge was his first venture…and there is a plaque at the side of it in his honour….another Wirral World First !!!…and that’s why I write songs about it.

The song I have sent you this week is entitled “Wirral Wonderland” and is a track off one of my DVDs about the area….which you will be familiar with. I mostly send you demos of my songs but this is a finished job…I think you’ll like it….it goes well when matched up with the video. David Bowie has been heavily featured in the news…a sad loss indeed but whether it warrants blanket coverage on the national news is debateable…although he was a one-off…I was totally inspired by him when I first heard the ZiggyStardust album through headphones in 1969…it revolutionised recording techniques …brilliant…he started out as a sax player…my wife worked with a guy who sessioned on his records…a chap called Brian Wilshaw who became a music teacher…how cool is he….he certainly altered the path of popular music. The entertainment level of TV is gradually sinking to an all time low…I watched an episode from the new series of “Open All Hours” with David Jason playing the main character…how can someone of his status be involved in a dreadful sitcom like this…not only is it totally unfunny the canned laughter every 10 seconds is so irritating….surely Mr.Jason can see this? BUT….NOTHING can be worse than the new series of “Benidorm” which I watched out of interest thinking it can only be better than the last series which was diabolical….it wasn’t…in fact it was worse if that is possible….it has to be the WORST programme ever…it’s like a scrap heap for third-rate actors….an insult to any normal person’s intelligence….the cast MUST be short of money…. I also watched the new Tracy Ullman Show expecting good things….oops another dud. .It strikes me that modern television mainly caters for a very small percentage of the population….they put snooker on ALL afternoon….football matches at prime time .. and even had the FA Cup draw live on The One Show….as it happens I like sport but if you don’t your nose is pushed right out of the picture…I don’t understand why they can’t have a free sports channel?…then all the housewives can enjoy an evening in front of the box. The TV companies should realise that sport isn’t for everyone….and speaking of which I have yet to see the point of “Question Of Sport”….hard to believe that the charismaless “Tuffers” and Mat Dawson actually get paid for this none event….what was that song by Springsteen “100 channels with nothing on”. .A bit of local history for you….there is a small hamlet (which is a village without a church for your interest) calledSaughall Massie which is near the centre of Wirral (you will know it well)…on its outskirts is a small stone bridge which takes traffic over a narrow brook….this was designed by a chap called Thomas Brassey who is responsible for a great percentage of bridges and viaducts all over the world….this little bridge was his first venture…and there is a plaque at the side of it in his honour….another Wirral World First !!!…and that’s why I write songs about it.