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Jonathan Agnew is joined by former England batsman Mark Ramprakash and the former India wicketkeeper Deep Dasgupta to reflect on an enthralling day's play at Edgbaston. Plus, could 'Baz Ball' change Test cricket for ever?
Analysis of Day Three of England's fifth test versus India with Jonathan Agnew, Mark Ramprakash, Deep DasGupta and Andy Zaltzman.
Jonny Bairstow reflects on the day's play, and his own performance this summer.
Antiques Roadtrip superfan, Dan Norcross is joined by auctioneer and star of several antiquing TV shows, Charlie Ross.
Charlie gives Dan his top tips for Roadtrip success and tells an anecdote with an unlikely hero, Piers Morgan.
Stuart Broad conceded a record 35 runs in an over as India dominated a rain shortened day at Edgbaston. Jonathan Agnew is joined by Mark Ramprakash, former India wicketkeeper Deep DasGupta and Andy Zaltzman. We also hear from James Anderson and Ravindra Jadeja plus Geoff Miller and Allan Lamb tell us more about “Blue for Bob” day in memory of Bob Willis.
Back from the Test at Taunton, England bowler Kate Cross and Alex Hartley reflect on a memorable four days. Plus, they're joined by Lauren Bell fresh from making her debut.
Rishabh Rajendra Pant is an Indian cricketer who plays as a middle order wicket-keeper batter for India, Delhi, and captains the Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League. He was the vice-captain of the India U-19 team for the 2016 Under-19 Cricket World Cup
In this episode, host Mihir Vasavda speaks to Indian Express' Shashank Nair about the barring of transgender women from competition in swimming by FINA, the debate between inclusivity and fairness, and the case of Laurel Hubbard, the first openly transgender woman to compete in the Olympics.
Jonathan Agnew, Mark Ramprakash and Deep Dasgupta reflect on the first day of the delayed fifth Test at Edgbaston. A stunning 146 from India’s Rishabh Pant saw the tourists recover from 98-5 after England chose to bowl first.
Alan Gardner, Andrew Miller and Osman Samiuddin reflect of England’s 3-0 win over New Zealand and the retirement of Eoin Morgan
Jonathan Agnew is joined by Moeen Ali and Michael Vaughan to pay tribute to Eoin Morgan, who has announced his retirement from international cricket.
We also hear from Morgan, who explains the reasoning behind his decision.
Henry Moeran speaks to two of the all time greats of women's cricket. Anya Shrubsole and Katherine Brunt discuss their retirement from International Test cricket and their careers throughout the years.
Jonathan Agnew, Daniel Norcross, Michael Vaughan, Jeremy Coney and Moeen Ali look back at a stunning day at Headingley in which Joe Root and Johnny Bairstow took just 65 minutes to score the 113 runs needed for England to seal a 3-0 series whitewash over New Zealand.
Jonthan Agnew, Michael Vaughan and Jeremy Coney look back at an enthralling day of Test cricket at Headingley, which saw Joe Root and Ollie Pope combine to leave England needing just 113 runs to win on the final day.
Vic Marks, Phil Tufnell, Moeen Ali and Alex Hartley talk the art and craft of spin bowling.
Jonathan Agnew is joined by Michael Vaughan and Jeremy Coney to discuss a fascinating third day of the final Test between England and New Zealand. A flurry of late wickets for the hosts put England in a commanding position ahead of day 4.
Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson broke over thirty world records and won eleven Paralympic gold medals in a glittering athletics career. She speaks to Aggers about travelling to India with Kapil Dev, accompanying Ian Botham on charity walks and her new role on the board at Yorkshire cricket club.
In this episode, host Mihir Vasavda speaks to FC Bengaluru United Head Coach Richard Hood about how to create a competitive football team at an Asian and global level, building neurological connections at a young age to develop skill, and the future of the sport in India.
Earlier this month, India's senior football team qualified for the Asian Cup after defeating Cambodia, Afghanistan, and Hong Kong. But the road ahead is not going to be easy, and the team will have to put in considerable efforts if they hope to make a mark in the tournament.
In this episode, host Mihir Vasavda is joined by FC Bengaluru United Head Coach Richard Hood to talk about the challenges that the team will be facing in the Asian Cup, and the road ahead for Indian football.
Jonathan Agnew, Michael Vaughan, Sir Alistair Cook and Andy Zaltzman pick over a thrilling day which saw Johnny Bairstow and debutant Jamie Overton put on an unbroken 209 for the seventh wicket to claw England back in to the third Test against New Zealand.
John Holder with answers to your unusual umpiring conundrums.
Jonathan Agnew is joined by Alistair Cook and Jeremy Coney to discuss an intriguing start to the third Test at Headingley which saw Daryl Mitchell and Tom Blundell put on an unbeaten 102 for the sixth wicket after the tourists were reduced to 123-5 at tea.
Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by Phil Tufnell, Mark Wood and Tymal Mills to reflect on England men's One Day International 3-0 series win against the Netherlands.
The team also preview England men's Test match against New Zealand at Headingley and hear from England women's Test captain Heather Knight ahead of their one and only domestic Test match this year against South Africa.
Finally we debate whether a new '6ixty' ball competition in the Caribbean is a good idea or a marketing ploy?
Join Kate Cross and Alex Hartley as they discuss an amazing run-fest in Amsterdam, answer more of your questions and discuss whether it's ever acceptable to have tuna on a pizza.
Comeback-னா இப்படி இருக்கனும்.. DK சொன்ன ரகசியம் | Dinesh Karthik Half century |IND vs SA Highlights
Krishnakumar Dinesh Karthik is an Indian professional cricketer who nationally plays for the Indian Cricket Team and currently in Indian Premier League playing for Royal Challengers Bangalore. He is also the current captain of the Tamil Nadu cricket team in domestic cricket.
In this episode, host Mihir Vasavda speaks to sports lawyer Nandan Kamath about the historic new deal for IPL broadcasting rights, what effect it will have on current players as well as the supply of new players, and the aspirational quality of the IPL.
Henry Moeran and Alex Hartley bring reaction to England's astonishing 498-4 against the Netherlands in Amstelveen. We hear from centurion Dawid Malan and new coach Matthew Mott.
Alan Gardner and Andrew Miller are joined by Vithushan Ehantarajah to try and work out what just happened at Trent Bridge
Reaction from Jonathan Agnew, Simon Mann, Michael Vaughan, Sir Alastair Cook and Jeremy Coney to England's second test and series win against New Zealand. Thoughts from Jonny Bairstow and Tom Latham after the close of play on day five. Andy Zaltzman breaks down the numbers behind the test match, and a look back on the funniest moments from inside and outside the commentary box at Trent Bridge.
Thoughts from Jonathan Agnew, Michael Vaughan and Jeremy Coney as all four results are still possible on day four at Trent Bridge. Hear from Ben Foakes and Devon Conway after day four, and also Joe Root's dad, Matt, on his thoughts of his son's recent batting performances.
Analysis of day three from Jonathan Agnew, Michael Vaughan, Jeremy Coney and Moeen Ali as England bat all day to have New Zealand's first innings total within reach. Thoughts from England's century hitter Ollie Pope and New Zealand's Michael Bracewell after his first test wicket. Andy Zaltzman has a stat breakdown of England's batting performance, and Moeen Ali & Isa Guha talk about the South-Asian Cricket Academy's initiatives to get more British-Asian players into the professional game.
Jonathan Agnew asks Moeen Ali your questions in the TMS commentary box.
Analysis of day two at Trent Bridge from Simon Mann, Michael Vaughan and Jeremy Coney. Moeen Ali confirms he would come back to international test cricket under Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes, while also giving his thoughts on spin bowling in England alongside Alastair Cook. Also, hear some of Daniel Norcross' View from the Boundary conversation with the comedian, actor and screenwriter, Tim Key.
Tim Key joins Dan Norcross in the TMS commentary box. The comedian, actor, screenwriter and poet talks about trying to be creative during the pandemic, his work with Steve Coogan and, of course, his love for the game of cricket - inculding his memories of the 2005 Ashes series.
Host Mihir Vasavda speaks to Rod Gilbert, the editor of the Hockey Paper, and Nicolas Maingot, Senior Communications Manager at the International Hockey Federation, about the new format of 5-a-side hockey, whether and in which form it will appear in the Olympics, and the differences with the 11-a-side games.
Jonathan Agnew, Michael Vaughan, Jeremy Coney and Phil Tufnell analyse the day's play where New Zealand finished in a strong position after capitalising on a poor day in the field for England. Also, thoughts from New Zealand opener Will Young and England batting coach John Lewis. Writer Tim Wigmore speaks to Jonathan Agnew about tackling the issue of people from non-private school backgrounds getting into cricket, and Alison Mitchell speaks to the Chance To Shine chief executive, Laura Cordingley, and street cricket coach, Asad Butt.
Alistair Bruce-Ball, Jonathan Agnew and Jeremy Coney preview the second test between England and New Zealand.
Ben Stokes wants to bring the "fun" back into playing for England. You can hear from the England skipper on working with Brendan McCullum, Jimmy Anderson reveals what "Baz" said in the Lord's dressing room and Kiwi skipper Kane Williamson ponders how to remove Joe Root.
TMS is back on air for Day One on Friday morning from 10.25.
Kate Cross and Alex Hartley have ALL the gossip from an amazing game played in aid of the Ruth Strauss Foundation. Look out for a special contribution from Michael McIntyre
The Indian Premier League is not new to astronomical monetary numbers, viewership, interest and crowds. The 15th season which just ended a week ago saw some big bidding amounts and player salaries, massive audiences for games and larger-than-life performances too.
Now, the IPL is turning its attention to another space with scope for big numbers - the media rights auction. This is what we'll dive into in this episode of Matchpoint Paradox.
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The Switch team dissect an eventful start to the Test summer as Ben Stokes' first Test as captain ended in victory.
Jonathan Agnew, Simon Mann, Jeremy Coney, Sir Alastair Cook and Michael Vaughan react to England's first win under Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes' tenure. Thoughts from Joe Root, Ben Stokes and Kane Williamson following the conclusion of the first test at Lord's, and a look back on the lighter moments of the match.
Jonathan Agnew, Jeremy Coney and Michael Vaughan react to a Joe Root led fightback for England, leaving the home side with optimism for victory on day four at Lord's. We hear the post-match thoughts of Stuart Broad, and get the tourist's perspective from century-hitting New Zealand wicketkeeper Daryl Mitchell. Jonathan Agnew speaks to the MCC's chief executive, Guy Lavender, for his reaction to the discussions surrounding ticket sales and high ticket prices in the build up to this test.
Internationally acclaimed singer, pianist and songwriter Joe Stilgoe joins Aggers to discuss his love for cricket, his life in music and Joe also managed to fit his keyboard in the TMS commentary box at Lord's.
Host Mihir Vasavda speaks to Indian Express’ cricket experts Devendra Pandey and Abhishek Purohit about what it’s like to watch and report on the IPL in the Brabourne stadium in Mumbai, the strategies employed for the new format of the tournament, and Hardik Pandya’s recent performance on the pitch.
Jonathan Agnew, Michael Vaughan and Jeremy Coney discuss a testing day for England as Daryl Mitchell and Tom Blundell combined to give New Zealand a 227 run lead after Day 2.
Jonathan Agnew, Michael Vaughan and Jeremy Coney reflect on a chaotic start to the first Test against New Zealand which saw 17 wickets and 248 runs.
Kate Cross and Alex Hartley have plenty to chat about including the Sciver-Brunt wedding, the cost of Lord's tickets and whether you thought the people on TV were watching back
England's new coach Brendon McCullum joins Phil Tufnell, Mark Wood and Henry Moeran to look ahead to the first test of the summer for England's cricketers and a new era under Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes.
The new red-ball head coach joins the programme to chat about his first few weeks on the job and the series against his old team, New Zealand.
The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 ended with newbies Gujarat Titans (GT) lifting the trophy by defeating inaugural champions Rajasthan Royals (RR) at the Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad on Sunday, May 29.
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