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India v England: The clash of the Test titans

Who will come out on top? The Stumped team preview the series between India and England

• 42 mins

Mayers on his dazzling debut

Kyle Mayers on his match winning double century and we react to England's win over India.

• 50 mins

Heather Knight: Covid's exposed support for women's teams

We talk to England Women captain Heather Knight with her side set to return to ODI action

• 53 mins

'Catches win matches but tashes win Ashes'

We hear from Denis Carnahan, the writer and star of Cricket The Musical!

• 36 mins

England in a spin 鈥� Trescothick to the rescue

We are joined by former England opener and their new batting coach Marcus Trescothick.

• 41 mins

Haynes: Time to immortalise women鈥檚 cricket stars

Australian cricketer Rachael Haynes on equality and new South Africa captain Temba Bavuma

• 32 mins

Meet Afghanistan cricket's latest star

We hear from Afghanistan's Hashmatullah Shahidi and Australian great Ellyse Perry.

• 40 mins

Can Kapil Dev鈥檚 stardust lift Indian golf?

The Indian great explains his plans to widen golf's appeal in such a cricket mad country.

• 38 mins

IPL preview, cricket siblings & freak injuries

We preview the IPL and discuss if younger siblings are better at cricket?

• 42 mins

Meet the 'batman' of cricket

Para cricketer Liam O'Brien on leading a double life and Sarah Taylor joins the Hundred.

• 38 mins

'Outs' instead of 'wickets'

We discuss the new terminology for The Hundred and reveal Wisden's cricketers of the year

• 37 mins

Will cricket's bio bubble burst?

England's Dawid Malan says it isn't sustainable for players to spend 6 months in a bubble

• 34 mins

IPL 2021: 'In Covid times, it's a Catch-22'

The Stumped team discuss the social and sporting dilemma of the IPL continuing.

• 37 mins

'Corruptors are getting more sophisticated'

We are joined by the ICC Anti-Corruption Unit General Manager, Alex Marshall.

• 30 mins

Bamboo bats, Irish women's cricket and BJ Watling's retirement

Ireland's captain Laura Delany on their international return after eighteen months.

• 37 mins

Will Sandpaper Gate ever be forgotten?

Following fresh revelations from Cameron Bancroft, the team discuss Sandpaper Gate

• 40 mins

India鈥檚 Cricketing Jem

Jemimah Rodrigues tells us about her childhood growing up with cricket and summer plans.

• 28 mins

Mental health: The relationship between the media and elite sport stars

We examine the relationship between mental health, elite sport and the media

• 37 mins

English cricket's social media row: What's next?

We discuss inclusion and diversity after a number of offensive historical tweets emerged.

• 37 mins

Should soft signals be scrapped?

Stuart Broad wants soft signals scrapped as they put umpires in a 'tricky position'

• 39 mins

Sri Lankan cricket has to 鈥榗hange鈥�

Kumar Sangakkara says Sri Lanka have been held back by the upheaval in administration

• 35 mins

When will Pakistan next host the Cricket World Cup?

Wasim Khan outlines Pakistan's ambitions to host major ICC events

• 35 mins

'Long Covid nearly ended my career'

Yorkshire Leg-Spinner Katie Levick discusses the consequences of suspected long Covid.

• 35 mins

Michael Holding on racism, social media abuse and consequences

West Indies legend Michael Holding on why he wrote a book about racial injustice.

• 37 mins

'It's the best game I've ever played in'

Oval Invincibles bowler Tash Farrant on playing in the inaugural The Hundred match.

• 37 mins

'I want to break the 80mph bowling record'

We speak to one of the fastest female bowlers in world, South Africa's Shabnim Ismail.

• 37 mins

Daniel Vettori on mental health, The Hundred and his dream job

We speak to former New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori about his coaching career.

• 36 mins

Olympic cricket and a congested calendar

We delve into the bid for the Cricket to be included at Los Angeles Olympics in 2028.

• 38 mins

Afghanistan: 'We will rise again'

Afghanistan bowler Naveen-ul-Haq discusses the ongoing situation in his home country

• 44 mins

The future of The Hundred and the origins of the Pataudi Trophy

We're joined by the head of The Hundred women's competition, Beth Barrett-Wild.

• 38 mins