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14 May 2013
Episode 182
00:26:59
What's our age again?
This week, with Tony away doing some intensive work on his batting, Adam soldiers on and delivers a comprehensive preview of England v New Zealand. Swann and Bresnan are both back - is this good news, or does it smack of hastiness? Which seamer will miss out? And can New Zealand pull off a shock, or will England be too strong on home turf?
Also this week:
Cumberbatch cancels again
Cobo Legends are involved in a thrilling tie, with vital contributions from the WCS hosts
Tony's ridiculousness makes Adam really late for the game
Matt Prior thought about playing baseball
Mugs are coming. Mugs are definitely coming.
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - buy a T-shirt at www.cricketshow.net
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony conclude their award-winning two-part Ashes preview with a thorough rundown of England's prospects. Is the Compton/Root switch a sensible move, or a bit of a gamble? Will Pietersen boss the series? Will Anderson and Swann be too strong for the Aussies? And are England really the overwhelming favourites that everyone's assuming?
In addition, Guernsey captain Jamie Nussbaumer talks on the phone about the ICC European Division One Championships in Sussex. Having beaten Norway, are Guernsey firmly on the road to Bangladesh?
Also this week:
Tony has a long list of demands when asking people to buy him food
Apparently a British player won Wimbledon
Adam dusts off some Phantom Menace impressions
Ashes Ashes Ashes Ashes
Tony's Australian accent might need some work
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - it's the...
Adam & Tony storm back onto the air with hot takes on everything that's been happening around the cricketing world. Is Chris Silverwood the right man for England? Did Australia deserve to win the Ashes (very topical)? And has the whole world come down with Test Championship Fever?
Plus, thoughts on Jersey's chances in the UAE, and the latest bright ideas from those brainboxes over at the Hundred.
All this and more on the World Cricket Show - support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow
Join Adam & Tony for a deep dive into the massive Test series between England and India. Were England right or wrong to recall Rashid? Should India play Kuldeep Yadav? Will Kohli conquer the swinging ball? And who's going to win?
Plus, thoughts on England's white-ball wins, Sri Lanka's destruction of South Africa, Fakhar's ODI record, Adam's first trip to the T20 Blast, and Tony's shirtless shenanigans at a wedding.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony look ahead to the marquee series between England and India. Can India end their winless run overseas? Can Dhnoi lay to rest the ghosts of 2011? Will England's new boys find their feet in time? And will Cook escape the hot water?
In addition, there's analysis of New Zealand's historic win in the Caribbean. A first win away from home against a top 8 side since 2002 - how did they pull it off? And will Adam and Tony find a way of bringing the conversation back to Alastair Cook?
Also this week:
Tony enjoys some chicken chunks and chips
Adam is frightened of the Eurostar
Andrew Strauss puts his foot in it big time
Lorraine Chase falls in love with Tony
It was Adam's birthday the other day, but he doesn't really like to mention it
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - listen to it!
Adam & Tony discuss an eventful first week at the Cricket World Cup. Who's caught the eye so far? Did we underestimate Bangladesh? Were England caught napping by Pakistan? And do we all just need to reserve our judgement on, well, everything?
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow
Adam & Tony look back on a thrilling first Test between England and India. England pulled off the win - but did they deserve it? How great was that Kohli innings? And how good an 'advert' was it for Test cricket, and what can be done to make sure more Tests are like this?
Plus, Tony continues his vendetta against Kohli, some karaoke chat, and Adam cops an eyeful.
Adam & Tony dive into another week of World Cup action. We've reached the halfway stage - is everyone still enjoying themselves? Or is the upbeat narrative starting to shift?
Plus, thoughts on Morgan's astonishing blitz, West Indies' disappointing run, Shakib's brilliance, India's comfortable win over Pakistan, the battle for cricketing supremacy in Europe, and Adam's half-impressive half-marathon.
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow
What's this in your stocking...? As a special Christmas treat, Adam & Tony head to their favourite tea room on Guernsey's west coast to select a Test Team of the Decade. Who's made the cut? Who's been shockingly left out? And who'll pay for the tea? Listen to find out!
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony reflect on the nail-biting dead rubber at Edgbaston. Where on earth did Tino Best’s blitz come from? Were England right to rotate? Has Graham Onions bowled himself up the pecking order? And how will the ODI series pan out?
In addition, there’s a discussion on the issue of bad light. In this day and age, is it ever acceptable to come off for the light?
Also this week:
Tony basically ruins a wedding
Adam finds some form(ish) with the bat
Usain Bolt takes up cricket
Freddie Flintoff teams up with Una from The Saturdays
Tony gets irrationally angry about a television programme no...
Episode 232 - Spectacular World Cup Watch Launch Special
00:38:17
Cleared the tower...
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony launch their spectacular new item World Cup Watch. Start the countdown - there are 136 days to go. Are there any clear favourites at this point? Or will it be another very open tournament?
In addition, the dynamic duo reflect on Saeed Ajmal's ban. Is chucking really such a heinous crime? Could there be more flexibility? Or is the ICC clampdown a good thing?
Also this week:
Tony decides golf fans are weird
Bono and the boys help launch the new item
How to make Test cricket more like the Ryder Cup
At the summit of Kilimanjaro, Ashley Giles vindicates the decision not to give him the England job
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - the podcast that's recorded fast but built to last.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss a seesaw one-day series in England, and the controversial run out of Jos Buttler. Were Cook and Buttler right to be upset? Or were Sri Lanka well within their rights to do what they did?
In addition, there's a look at England's squad for the first Test, and analysis of South Africa's appointment of Hashim Amla as their new Test captain.
Also this week:
Tony has a look at Bucknam Palace
Adam visits the Other Island
Tony refuses to drink the Game of Thrones Kool Aid
Adam gets his summer choons on
It all gets very sweary
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - we're all right, guv'nor.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony deliver a staggeringly comprehensive preview of England's Test series in New Zealand. Is Nick Compton the right man to open? Or should Joe Root be promoted? And with Broad and Onions out of form, has a sudden lack of depth in the pace department been exposed?
There's analysis of New Zealand too - can the bowling unit find form? And how important will Ross Taylor's return to the side be?
Also this week:
Tony throws ketchup all over Adam
A Moises Henriques pronunciation update
Plans are in motion for the next single
Tony almost catches his death of cold, for which he blames Adam
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - for goodness sake buy a T-shirt at www.cricketshow.net
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss a good old-fashioned ICC fiasco. Are the proposals for the future of Test cricket a genuine attempt to bring some clarity and leadership to the game? Or just a cynical attempt to boost BCCI, ECB and CA revenues?
In addition, there's (reluctant) discussion of a good old-fashioned England cricket team fiasco in Australia. With the one-day series gone now too, is it time to get Alastair Cook's head on a spike?
Also this week:
Tony doesn't know how tall St Paul's Cathedral is, and it costs Adam money
A WCS T-shirt turns up in an unlikely place
There's nothing funnier than a pantomime
Blue Monday comes and goes, and Adam doesn't sleep a wink
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - get on board.
Adam & Tony discuss West Indies' win at Headingley: brilliant, historic, and totally out of the blue. Were we too quick to write them off? How good is Shai Hope? And what does it all say about England?Plus, thoughts on Warner in Bangladesh and the jaw-dropping IPL TV deal, and Tony gets very excited about the prospect of another royal baby.All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow
Adam & Tony discuss the second Test between India and England in Chennai, which somehow produced a record number of talking points despite ending in a straightforward win for India. There was controversy over the pitch - but was that warranted? Do England have a problem with their batting? Is their rotation policy under scrutiny? And is it time for the third umpire's role to be reviewed?
Plus, thoughts on another thrilling Test in Bangladesh, as West Indies claim a rare series win away from home.
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - the world's favourite* cricket show.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony look ahead to the first Test series of the English summer. Should England fans be excited about the new era? Or worried about the batting lineup? Will Sri Lanka adapt to the conditions? And do Sanga and Mahela have another big series in them?
Plus, Adam selects his composite XI, and gets actually quite angry with Giles Clarke.
Also this week:
World Cup
World Cup
World Cup
World Cup
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - sorry for talking about football so much.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony look ahead to the World T20 (which has already started). Have the ICC got the format right this year? Is this the best way to involve the minnows? Should we even be calling them 'minnows'?
There's then a painstaking team-by-team rundown of everybody's prospects. Have England ever had less of a chance at a global tournament? Are Australia the favourites? Or will West Indies defend their title?
Also this week:
Adam's struggling in the fantasy league, but he's obviously not going to whine about it
Tony's doing well in the fantasy league, but he's obviously not going to gloat about it
Sunday Walkies annoy Tony more than anything
The whole thing goes super, super long
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - the world's favourite cricket show.
It's one small step for the World Cricket Show, one giant leap for mankind.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony dip their toes into the murky waters of the fixing scandal. Just how damaging to cricket is Lou Vincent's testimony? At what point should we as spectators simply give up? And what should the authorities be doing to tackle the problem?
Also this week:
Adam's got a new career as a bingo caller
Tony demands cheesecake
Umar Akmal is only allowed one dish at his wedding
A cricket ball reaches the edge of space
Tony is a dead ringer for Future Biff
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - the podcast that's recorded fast but built to last.
On a jam-packed pod, Adam & Tony discuss Ireland's historic first Test match, before turning their attention to England's home series with Pakistan. Ed Smith's first squad - has he made the right calls? Is Buttler the answer? And how are Pakistan shaping up?
Plus, some more (quite animated!) thoughts on The Hundred, Tony obsesses about fixtures, and Adam gets mistaken for Andre Russell.
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony dissect KP: The Autobiography (which is not an autobiography). On-field bullying, media collusion, Twitter rows with Liberty X, dodgy dossiers, cheese - after a chaotic two weeks for English cricket, who comes out unscathed, and who's in trouble? And is the book a help or hindrance to KP's cause?
Also this week:
Only one out of Adam and Tony actually read the book - can you guess which one?
Gordon Macrae and Tilda Swinton - separated at birth
Tony's latest sitcom idea
Aggers is living in his own little Kicca world
Adam's rich voice gets him into trouble
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - for heaven's sake, let's talk about Kevin.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony reflect on the career of Sachin Tendulkar - you may not have heard about this, but he's decided to retire. Which of his endless records will be his major legacy? Where does he rank among the all-time greats? And just how big of a hole will he leave behind in the game of cricket?
Also this week:
Adam absolutely kills it on Facebook with some jokes about thyme
Ricky Ponting was wasting his time playing cricket
Tony's constant bungling causes serious problems for the show finale
Adam worries that his SNES might explode
Tony is becoming dangerously obsessed with Grand Theft Auto
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - you can always make thyme.
Run for your lives! The World Cricket Show's coming to get you!
On this terrifying Halloween Special, Adam and Tony reflect on a seesaw Test series in the UAE. Has there ever been a more unpredictable team than Pakistan? Did South Africa start off undercooked? Is Imran Tahir back for good? And will Pakistan ever find any good new batsmen?
In addition, there's analysis of the ball tampering row. Heinous crime, or just a bit of Faffing around?
Also this week:
Tony is bad at Halloween
Adam can't get his head around Morrissey
Mr Tendulkar will be hard to replace
Tony manages to offend virtually everybody
The 200th episode careers into view, and there are still no plans for it
All this and more on the 2013 Halloween Special - there's more to life than cricket you know, but not much more.
Adam & Tony report from an action-packed first ODI in Barbados, where Gayle, Roy and Root scored hundreds and England pulled off their record chase. How good is Roy? Was Gayle's innings not actually that good? And is a Magnum a choc ice?
With cricket suspended all over the world, Adam & Tony cast their minds back to the 2005 Ashes, picking out their favourite moments and trying to determine whether it really was the best 'thing' ever.
We hope to keep the podcast going during this very difficult period - so send us your ideas for what we could talk about!
Sending love and solidarity to healthcare workers and human beings everywhere.
Adam & Tony open the mailbag of listener questions and delve into some of the hot topics around the cricketing world at the moment: Sri Lanka's struggles, Rory Burns's call-up, Surrey's Championship victory, Australia's tough assignment in the UAE, and whether David Warner is the least likable cricketer ever.
Plus, more thoughts on The Hundred and whether any of what we've spent 10 years talking about matters in the slightest, and Tony has to dash off to get his beard trimmed.
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow
Adam & Tony settle in for a bumper Christmas Special of the World Cricket Show, discussing all manner of cricket that's been happening around the world. They start in South Africa, where England's tour has been called off in the wake of positive Covid tests - but before that happened, there was a T20 series which the visitors won 3-0. Were England just too good? Are they favourites for next year's World Cup? Have they got their batting order right? And other important questions.
Plus, a full preview of a marquee series between Australia and India, a full review of a comfortable first Test win for New Zealand over West Indies, and thoughts on the World Test Championship as the new ICC chair describes it as 'not fit for purpose'.
All this and more on the World Cricket Show Christmas Special. Merry Christmas everyone!
Adam & Tony discuss a thrilling first Test between England and Pakistan at Old Trafford. As the home side pulled off an improbable run chase, did Pakistan blow it, or was it all about the England comeback? Is Woakes underrated? Has Buttler saved his Test career? Is Pakistan's attack one of the best in the world? Is Babar part of the Fab Five? And what's going to happen in the rest of the series?
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - support what we do at patreon.com/cricketsho
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss Sri Lanka's historic and dramatic win at Leeds. Did they deserve the victory? How did they pull it off? And where does this leave England? Will Cook be able to survive the heat?
Plus:
Tony plays cricket with the cast of Eastenders
Adam and the London correspondent - rebels without a cause
Thief stopped play
Tony is chased by bees
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - the world's favourite, er, cricket show.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss the thrilling denouement at Lord's. Is there anything more exciting than a nine-wicket draw? A classic example of the DRS working well? And was a draw the right result?
Plus, was Cook's captaincy a bit better? And is Sangakkara the best batsman in the world?
Also this week:
Phil Neville sends a nation to sleep
Adam is too busy to go to the drive-in
Tony suddenly finds he can't natter at work
Adam still believes, he still believes
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - I know that was then, but it could be again.
World Cricket Show - 'worst cliched work', according to the poster.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony answer a big bucketload of listeners' questions on the triumphant return of their outrageously popular item Got A Question. With questions touching on everything from the dominance of African coaches to county cricket to anagrams to Stuart Broad in the Wire, there's something for everyone.
Also this week:
Adam's usual pre-show heavy metal routine is disrupted
Tony hates April Fools Day
A little bit of chat about the IPL
Merv Hughes complains about the lack of facial hair in the Australian team
Adam still has a DVD he borrowed off Tony 9 years ago
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - buy a T-shirt at www.cricketshow.net
Adam & Tony try to make sense of a jaw-dropping World Cup final. Do England deserve it? How did Archer, Stokes and Buttler hold their nerve? What of Lovely Kaney and the Kiwis? And is England about to fall back in love with cricket?
Plus, thoughts on the World Cup as a whole. Did the format produce better cricket than expected? Who were the best players and the biggest disappointments? And are we ready for the same thing in 2023?
All this and more on the World Cricket Show World Cup Review Special. Support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow
On the eve of the first Ashes Test, Adam & Tony dive headfirst into a full preview of the series. How worried should England fans be about the batting? Is picking Roy the right decision? Is leaving out Archer a mistake? Will Smith and Warner make a big impact on their return? And the key question - who's going to win...?
All this and more on this Ashes Preview Special - support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss Pakistan's demolition of Australia. We were expecting a close series - how come it turned out like this? Where did Pakistan find all these runs from? What did Misbah have for breakfast in Abu Dhabi? And what went wrong for Australia - are they ultimately just flat track wallies?
Plus, there's analysis of Jonathan Trott's return to England colours with the Lions. One step closer to a full Test return?
Also this week:
Tony loves fireworks
The world and his dog make fun of Adam for a variety of reasons
DiCaprio turns forty
Adam tees off about the new John Lewis Christmas ad
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - do your Amazon shopping through www.cricketshow.net
Sinking ever deeper into nostalgia, Adam & Tony cast their minds back to 2001, and India's incredible series victory over Steve Waugh's great Australian side. At the time it was hailed as one of the best Test series of all time - 19 years later, does that still seem true? And can you trace the rise of modern Indian cricket back to that moment?
They then jump forward a few short months to the summer of 2001, when Adam, Tony, and London correspondent Gordon Macrae were involved in some cricketing action of their own that was equally unforgettable.
I don't like cricket, oh no, but I do like the World Cricket Show on Facebook.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony reflect on an eventful tri-series in Australia, and assess England's progress ahead of the World Cup. How are their chances looking? And what should be done about Ravi Bopara?
In addition, they discuss Mohammad Amir's impending return to cricket. Should he be welcomed back with open arms? Or will he never get over his disgrace?
Also this week:
Tony is an extremely erudite TV critic
Stuart Broad says something stupid, giving Adam an opportunity to lecture on economic theory
Jonathan Rhys Meyers turns out to be Irish
Tony gets actually freaked out about ghosts
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show. That's right, the World Cricket Show.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony reflect on England's thumping win at Lord's. Where do Australia go from here? What do they do about their batting? Does Michael Clarke need to bat higher? And is there anyone they can SOS?
England are 2-0 up without even playing their best cricket - does that mean #problems for Australia when they do get it together? Is Tim Bresnan back to his best? And why was anyone worried about Joe Root at the top of the order?
Also this week:
Britain's had a baby
The coverage of the birth is ruining Tony's week
Expert analysis of the baby's name
Tales from sheep racing
Adam and Tony both realise they're awful people
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - Ian Botham's favourite podcast.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss South Africa's Alan Partridge-esque bouncebackability after their win in Port Elizabeth. Proof, if any more were needed, that they're the best team in the world? Did everyone get a bit carried away after Centurion? Is Dale Steyn one of the best of all time? And has a human being ever been as pumped up as he was on the final afternoon?
In addition, there's a discussion of cricket and homosexuality. Steven Davies came out three years ago, but he remains out on his own. Why are there no other openly gay cricketers? Does cricket have as big a problem as football?
Also this week:
Adam is leaving the podcast
Piers Morgan is joining the podcast
Tony really doesn't like anything that's popular, ever
Adam knows an embarrassing amount about Friends and Veronica Mars
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
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony deliver a comprehensive preview of the Champions Trophy. First off, England. Have the defeats to New Zealand set fire to all their best-laid plans? Or are they still amongst the favourites?
Plus, analysis of every other team. After their World T20 success, are West Indies the team to beat? Will Sri Lanka be there or thereabouts again? Are Australia outsiders? And could India be described as dark horses?
Also this week:
Tony Curr's review of Paris
Adam learns some basics about comedy
Cobo Legends can't get out of first gear
Tony refuses to get off the fence
Adam comes to the cheerful realisation that his life has gone nowhere
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - buy a T-shirt at www.cricketshow.net
On the show this week, Adam and Tony unleash their definitive preview of the upcoming battle between England and South Africa. Who's got the better pace attack? Could Graeme Swann be the difference? Or will the Proteas derail the English juggernaut?
In addition, there's analysis of Sri Lanka's home series win over Pakistan. What were the keys to their victory? And what does the future hold for both these sides?
Also this week:
Motorway Madness with Tony Curr
Everybody's talkin' bout the jet stream
Dean Jones leaves all the people in his life stumped
A seagull steals Adam's sandwich
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - does exactly what it says on the T-shirt.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony attempt to make sense of Australia's 5-0 drubbing of England. After a desperate performance in Sydney, is it time for wholesale changes to the England team? Is KP's neck on the block? And is the Australian bowling attack the best in the world?
Plus, Adam selects arguably the most straightforward composite XI of his career, and goes off on one about how much Jonathan Agnew annoys him.
Also this week:
Adam has an underwhelming start to 2014
Tony is a bit of a sad sack
A comprehensive preview of the one-day series
Wet January begins
Tony's taking this sh*t to the pontoon
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - the Ashes are over, thank God for that.
As England's tour of the Caribbean comes to an end, Adam & Tony look back on the tour. What shape are England in with 3 months til the World Cup? Could Chris Jordan make a late push for selection? And after a dreadful performance in the T20 series, how do things look for Jason Holder's West Indies?
Plus, thoughts on Australia's impressive performance in India, some belated thoughts on Kusal Perera's heroics, and Tom Harrison fully takes leave of his senses.
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow
On their World Cup Preview Special, Adam and Tony look ahead to six weeks of non-stop cricket. They're both excited - does that make them idiots?
They ask all the big questions, and even answer a couple of them. Can anyone stop Australia? Will England disgrace themselves? Will West Indies fall apart? And will any of the minnows (don't call them minnows) pull off a shock?
Plus, the WCS fantasy league is up and running - get involved with the pin code 22025.
It's both exhaustive and exhaustive - it's the World Cricket Show World Cup Preview.
The World Cricket Show returns with an overall majority.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss the breaking news that Australia have won the World Cup. Worthy winners? And will the tournament go down as the best of all time or the worst of all time?
Plus, Paul Downton's been fired, and England fans are devastated. What will be his legacy? And who will take over as the new ECB Emperor, or whatever it's called?
Also this week:
Adam's come down with a severe case of Election Fever
Tony is baffled by the grid system in New York
Merch merch merch
It's the end of the road for the old Bayfield place
Tony has an Easter to make Shane Warne proud
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - buy merch! Cafepress.co.uk/cricketshow
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony reflect on the opening matches of the World Twenty20. Sri Lanka and Australia recorded convincing wins, but can you read much into victories over the minnows? Ajantha Mendis was sensational, but will he carry on that form against better teams? And how much of a fright did Afghanistan give India?
In addition, there's a look ahead to some of the upcoming matches. Can Bangladesh upset the Kiwis? And are England ready to begin the defence of their crown?
Also this week:
Adam has lost all patience with Nick Knight
Adam has lost all patience with Tony Greig
Tony gets a better start in the fantasy league
Amusing team names
Everyone loves One Direction
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - start the car.
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...
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss the breathless opening to the World Twenty20. Which teams have impressed so far? What the blazes happened in that Netherlands v Ireland game? Did England get screwed over by the weather? Should the umpires have brought the players off earlier than they did? And who's going to make it to the semi-finals?
Also this week:
Adam lives the dream on Saturday nights
Tony's fantasy league fortunes take a turn for the worse
Beckham is funny in Peckham
Adam's Twitter account takes off
Danny Morrison's Momintumometer goes off the scale
All this and more on the latest episode of the World Cricket Show - feel free to dob on us.
On the 2017 Christmas Special, Adam & Tony manage to summon up the courage to discuss England's Ashes disaster. How has it come to this (again)? Is this the end of the road for some of the senior players? Were Australia underestimated? And the key question - why aren't England better?
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show. Support what we do at patreon.com/cricketshow
Adam & Tony look back on another excellent Test match at Old Trafford, where England bounced back to level their series with West Indies. Is Dom Sibley the real deal? Was Stuart Broad out to prove a point? And just how good is Ben Stokes?
Plus, thoughts on West Indies' abrupt change in fortunes and whether it's the end of the road for Shai Hope, and we put our bodies on the line for the sake of the podcast in what is most certainly not a day at the beach.
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - support our vital work at patreon.com/cricketshow
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony reflect on South Africa's crushing win in Perth. Was this a case of the real South Africa turning up at last? Or do the Aussies have cause to be disappointed? Not the way Ricky Ponting would have wanted to sign off his career - how much will Australia miss him? And where does he sit in the pantheon of great players?
In addition, there's a look ahead to the Test match in Kolkata, and analysis of Ashley Giles' appointment as England limited overs coach. Is two coaches a sensible idea? Or could it lead to problems down the road?
Also this week:
Tony is already angrily bored with the royal baby
Freddie Flintoff acquits himself well in his first boxing bout
Adam is has problems getting the first posters up
Tony's birthday party involves an unusual amount of broken glass
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - buy a...
He's been phoning it in for weeks but this time Adam is actually on the other end of a line.
On this week's pod, Tony sits in as host for some beach-side analysis of England's win in Southampton and the lads look ahead to a Test that's probably already over.
Also on the show, Adam's got the holiday blues, and Tony fails to break up a fight between Orlando Bloom and Justin Bieber.
Adam & Tony look back on a breakneck third Test between India and England in Ahmedabad. The shortest Test since 1935 - what the HELL happened here? Was the pitch to blame? Or are England (and India to an extent) just bad at batting? Did England get their selection wrong, and if so did it matter? And is Ashwin underrated?
Plus, Tony finally gets his big break.
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss the draw at Trent Bridge. Lots of talking points and a world record last-wicket partnership, but ultimately was this a pretty dull game? How far was the pitch to blame? And should we be concerned about the state of English in general?
Plus, analysis of Simon Kerrigan's return, Ben Stokes's recall, and the Anderson/Jadeja bust-up.
Also this week:
Adam had a great time in Disnaylond
Tony continues his cricketing renaissance
The World Cricket Cabinet gets a reshuffle
Adam gets annoyed about the lack of DRS....again
All this and more on the latest edition of the Cricket Show Du Monde, le...
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss Kevin Pietersen's retirement from limited overs internationals. Are England fans right to be upset? How far are the ECB to blame? And is this a glimpse into the future?
In addition, there's some almost unprecedented chat about county cricket, and a look at the new theory on what makes a cricket ball swing.
Also this week:
Adam's been to london, where he played video games
Tony literally can't get enough of the Jubilee
Craig McMillan won't fight Jesse Ryder, for some reason
Bopara makes a worrying return to form
Adam can be a right little nerd at times
Selling the T-shirts is just like the Apprentice - but who's going to be fired?
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - marginally more useful than Simon Pegg.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss the departure of Andy Flower. Is a change of coach the right step for English cricket? And who takes over now?
In addition, there's one final trip Down Under to discuss the limited overs games there, plus an end-of-term report on Australia. Are they as good as they seem? And could they give South Africa a run for their money in the upcoming Test series?
Also this week:
It's Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday
Tony won't let anyone see his Tinder profile
Adam spent his childhood watching someone else play SSX Tricky
Tony regularly uses the podcast to impress women
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - when will we ever learn?
On the pod this week, with Tony having swanned off to tour the stand-up circuit in the south of England, Adam soldiers on without him to deliver a comprehensive report on the Test match in Ahmedabad. Did Alastair Cook's extraordinary century rescue some momentum for England? Or will this go down as nothing other than a crushing win for India? And will things follow a similar pattern in Mumbai?
In addition, there's analysis of Sri Lanka's big win over New Zealand in Galle, and exciting buildup to the next Australia-South Africa Test in Adelaide. Can the Proteas turn things around? And is Shane Watson's Test future in jeopardy?
Also this week:
Bolt says no to Warne
Things take a strange turn at a Ricky Ponting press conference
The Beige Brigade start a cracking Jesse Ryder initiative
Tony's long-term WCS future comes under the microscope
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss a surprisingly gripping draw in Antigua. England failed to finish the job on the final day - but should they blame themselves? Or just applaud Jason Holder and the West Indies?
Plus, James Anderson breaks some sort of record (though you probably haven't heard about it), and Rajasthan sweep all before them in the IPL.
Also this week:
Tony gets caught up in a birthday party (and ends up at the Randy Paddle)
Adam doesn't actually read the news anymore
The crowd in Antigua is a little on the ancient side
Tony doesn't like fruit, even pan-fried
Everyone's so excited about the new Star Wars movie they just might burst
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - buy merch at cafepress.co.uk/cricketshow
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony get right in amongst England's one-day series with Australia, asking all the key questions. Have Australia been disappointing, or are England just too good? Has Ravi Bopara silenced his (occasionally quite vocal) critics? And will people ever get over the DRS?
In addition, there's discussion of cricket's recent holiday in Florida. Can cricket ever break America? If so, is this the way to go about it? And how much of an impact have the WCS stickers made on the situation?
Also this week:
Tony's terrifying driving
Questionable world record attempts
Adam falls, quite literally, over
Tony tries to get into the wrong house
It's the Bayfield Birthday Week, but Adam doesn't really like to go on about it
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - forget the weather, this is all you need for the perfect summer.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony discuss the latest chaos in the England camp. Moores is no Moores - right decision? Who should replace him? And what about the way in which the news broke?
Plus, analysis of West Indies' remarkable win in Barbados. A glimpse of a brighter future?
Also this week:
Tony sidles up to the Countess of Wessex
Guernsey give a right old pasting to the Scandinavians in ICC Div 1
Adam looks after the money
Tony gets up for Balls
How many election references can Adam crowbar into the show?
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - buy merch at cafepress.co.uk/cricketshow
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony reunite in the studio to discuss all the breaking cricket news, like the Test match at the Oval that happened 2 weeks ago. An astonishing turnaround in the series - how did it happen? Did something click for England? Or did India just implode?
Who was the biggest hero, Anderson, Root or Ballance? How did Kohli become such a villain? And should the selectors stick with Robson?
Also this week:
Tony preps for the pod with the world's healthiest meal
Adam is now literally a walking laughing stock
Jimmy Anderson swings both ways
Ian Botham shocks the world
Tony upsets Adam by not commenting on his suntan
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - it's a podcast.
On a spectacular Christmas Special, Adam and Tony don their festive jumpers and talk about the thrilling Test in Adelaide. A win for Australia, a Clarke hundred, a breathless final day - after everything that led up to it, could the game have delivered anything more?
In addition, there's analysis of England's ongoing ODI struggles. After the Sri Lanka series, are there any reasons to think the World Cup won't be a disaster? Any at all?
Also this week:
An impromptu carol service
Adam's tough guy reputation takes a dent
Tony's getting more confused as he gets older
James Taylor's got a friend
Selling the Guernsey Beach Guide is like the Apprentice
Tony doesn't screen, he just ignores because it's more convenient
All this and more on the 2014 Christmas Special - God bless us, everyone.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony reflect on a sensational Test match at Trent Bridge. Where does this rank on the list of all-time Ashes contests? Did the best team win? And how will the result affect the shape of the series?
Plus, where did this Ashton Agar kid come from? Has Jimmy Anderson ever bowled better? And should Stuart Broad have walked?
Also this week:
It's nice weather, and Tony's literally never been happier
The sun and the Ashes are making Adam behave like a child
Nasser Hussain cares about all the wrong things
Tony's not a fan of the Bayfield Impressions Corner
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - buy a T-shirt at www.cricketshow.net
Adam & Tony report from Saint Lucia on a day that saw Joe Root score a hundred, Jos Buttler and Joe Denly score fifties, and England set themselves up in a matchwinning position. After a desperately disappointing series, have the last couple of days changed the weather?
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony reflect on India's historic win at Lord's. One of their all-time great victories? Or did it come gift-wrapped from England?
And is Cook's time finally up? Who would replace him? Could someone come in from outside?
Also this week:
Tony continues his swashbuckling form on the cricket field
Adam complains because it's hot
Adam complains about a parking ticket
Adam just complains quite a lot, really
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - the podcast that's recorded fast but built to last.
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
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony reflect on the conclusion to the 2013 Ashes at the Oval. A peculiar Test ended in almost-thrilling but ultimately farcical circumstances - were the umpires wrong to bring the players off for the light? Who's this lad Shane Watson, and where has he been? And what was going on with England's team selection?
Plus, there's a look back at the whole series. Is 3-0 a fair scoreline, or will Australia feel hard done by? Who's got the momentum ahead of the return series? And who's won a coveted place in Adam's composite XI?
Also this week:
Tony manages to annoy Adam in numerous ways over the bank holiday weekend
The summer comes to an end in more ways than one
Tim Bresnan really ought to be careful
Adam hits a six. No really.
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - find out more at facebook.com/cricketshow
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony try to get their heads around the news of the England captain's retirement. What led Andrew Strauss to his decision? Was it the correct one? What legacy does he leave behind? And how will Alastair Cook get on as his replacement?
In addition, there's analysis of India's routine win over New Zealand, and a couple of corking Sidenotes involving night cricket in Pakistan and the Television Event Of The Year.
Also this week:
Adam struggles to keep it together
Cobo Legends go from strength to strength, thanks to their talismanic all-rounder
Adam mistakenly assumes Tony's mature enough not to mess around with his facebook account
Tony's Mickey Pearce persona is a real hit with the ladies
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - oh, and buy a T-shirt at www.cricketshow.net
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony deliver characteristically razor-sharp analysis of Australia's Ashes chances. There's a surprisingly optimistic feeling around the side - are the Aussies right to be so confident? Are they a better side than they were 6 months ago? And crucially, which Mitchell Johnson will turn up?
Plus, Adam does everyone a favour and picks a composite XI, and Mystic Meg, aka Tony, gives his scoreline prediction for the series.
Also this week:
Tony's got a cold
Adam's got a cold
Mr Tendulkar finally clears off, in front of the Hairy Bikers and Jason Orange
Adam plays one of his five annual games of tennis
Tony swears in front of some children
All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - snuggle up under the duna and give it a listen.
On the pod this week, Adam and Tony set aside their differences and reach across the aisle to deliver a comprehensive preview of the marquee series between Australia and South Africa. Can the Aussie pace attack replicate the performances of a year ago? Can the Proteas keep up their world-beating form? And will Hashim Amla get out at any point?
Meanwhile, things are hotting up in India, with the first England Test now right up in everybody's grill. Did the tourists learn anything substantial from their second warm-up game? Are we any closer to settling the opener debate? Might Jonathan Trott be a good option at the top?
Also this week:
Adam can't stay awake past one o'clock anymore
Tony banters with Butcher
Prince Charles makes regular people say stupid things
Adam embarrasses himself buying Harry Potter
In-depth election coverage
Chaperoning a teenage birthday party is a thankless task
Adam & Tony return to the air to discuss all the many many things happening in cricket world.
Were the ECB wrong to cancel England's trip to Pakistan? Will the Ashes happen? And was The Hundred (remember The Hundred?) any good?
Plus, a comprehensive review of the shorter than expected England v India Test series. Is Haseeb Hameed back for good? Is Ollie Robinson the real deal? What kind of result was this for England? And are India better, worse, or precisely as good as the scoreline suggests?
All this, plus Tony starts a fight with a Twitter celebrity - only on the World Cricket Show!
Adam & Tony deliver a comprehensive team-by-team preview of the World T20 T20 World Cup. Can West Indies defend their title? How are England shaping up? And can anyone stop India?
Plus, thoughts on the format, lists of names, and reflections on why this is the best cricket tournament, and why it feels long overdue.
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - racing around to bring you top cricket content.
Adam & Tony discuss the T20 World Cup as it nears the business end. A mixed bag of a tournament so far? Have England been better than expected? Should the inquest start for India? Is Sri Lanka's future brighter than we thought? And is the fact it's in the UAE a bit of a problem?
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - a tight 30 that's a tight 40 that you can't afford to miss.
Adam & Tony look back on a slightly strange, arguably underwhelming, but still gratefully appreciated T20 World Cup. Very few people picked an Australia-New Zealand final - but were the knockout games actually pretty good? Were Australia worthy winners? How 'pleased' are we for Mitchell Marsh? Will New Zealand ever win a white ball tournament? And other questions.
Plus, we share our thoughts on the Azeem Rafiq story and the racism crisis engulfing cricket in England (recorded on Wednesday 17 November).
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show.
The Ashes are here! And Adam & Tony have got the comprehensive lowdown on all the teams taking part.
Is Pat Cummins the right man to lead Australia? How much pressure is on Joe Root? Have England got enough firepower in their bowling? And in a deeply uncertain time, is the only certainty that there will of course be a 5-0 whitewash?
Plus, more thoughts on the racism scandal engulfing English cricket, and a sadly too brief word on India v New Zealand.
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show. Stand by for Ashes Daily. Maybe.
Adam & Tony emerge from a cold and sleepless night to discuss the first day's action at the Gabba. A grim day for England - is this ominous for the series?
Adam & Tony reflect on a glum start to the Ashes for England. A familiar story at the Gabba - where did it all go wrong, and how much trouble are they in already? Did they make a mistake at the toss, and with the team selection? And are there any glimmers of hope amongst the wreckage?
Plus, thoughts on Travis Head, Cameron Green, and Australia's confident start.
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show.
Adam & Tony reflect on a miserable few days in Adelaide, as England's Ashes dreams go up in smoke. After four years of planning, how have we ended up here? And are we nearing the end of the road for Root as captain?
After 12 days of cricket, the Ashes are done. Adam & Tony conduct the post-mortem.
Where does this rank on the list of English humiliations? What did they get wrong? How deep do the problems run? And what's the likelihood that anything will change?
Plus, we finally spend some time talking about Australia, and speculate which celebrities might encourage young people get into cricket.
Drastic times call for drastic measures... London correspondent Gordon MacRae earns a recall, dragging himself out of the pod wilderness to join Tony and Adam for a look at the action on day two in Sydney.
Adam & Tony discuss an exciting Test match in Sydney. A dead rubber, but still a thrilling finale - have England clawed back any credit, or is it all too little too late? How impressive was Jonny Bairstow? Has Usman Khawaja forced his way into Australia's plans? And is Sam Billings the answer to all England's prayers?
Plus, thoughts on an astonishing win for Bangladesh in New Zealand, and Tony's weekend earns an inquiry from Sue Gray.
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - updated daily!
Adam & Tony come steaming in off their long runs for a comprehensive review of the Hobart Test and the Ashes as a whole. Is this English cricket's lowest moment? Where did it all go wrong? And how do we start to fix it?
Plus, thoughts on Australia's performance - given the standard of opposition, what can we say about how good a team they actually are? Are they building towards something big? And is Cameron Green the new Andrew Flintoff?
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show - the world's only cricket podcast.
The boys are back in town! Adam & Tony return to the airwaves to discuss another series defeat for England in the Caribbean. Does the red ball reset need a reset already? Can Joe Root really carry on? And are West Indies on the up?
Plus, thoughts on Australia's win in Pakistan, and we pay tribute to Shane Warne
All this and more on the World Cricket Show. Listen to it.
Live from the beach, Adam & Tony return to discuss the sweeping changes to the England cricket team. New captain, new coach, new MD - what's the verdict on all the new appointments? Is it too big a burden for Stokes? Or will McCullum get the best out of him?
Plus, predictions for the upcoming Tests against New Zealand, and the live audience grows exponentially.
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show.
Adam & Tony try to make sense of an astonishingTest match at Trent Bridge. How good a game was this? How good a win for England? Is Bairstow's hundred one of the best innings of all time? And, crucially, what does it all *mean*?
Plus, thoughts on New Zealand after a tricky couple of games for the World Test Champions? Are they slightly past their peak?
All this and more on the latest World Cricket Show.
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