England’s New Test Opener? Emilio Gay, County Championship & Club Cricket Returns

The Best Over In Modern England History? | Robinson Returns, Emilio Gay Debuts & The Lord's Pitch Debate

England begin the series against New Zealand with a victory, but the biggest talking point may not be the result itself. In this episode, Liam discusses Ollie Robinson's return to the England side and the extraordinary over that helped swing the match, reflects on Emilio Gay's England debut, and gives his verdict on the controversial Lord's pitch that has split opinion among fans and pundits. All that and more in this week's England Cricket discussion.

The End Of The Zak Crawley Era

Zak Crawley has officially been dropped by England, bringing an end to one of the most divisive careers of the Bazball era. In this episode, I look back on the full Zak Crawley England journey, from the 267 vs Pakistan, the INCREDIBLE Old Trafford Ashes hundred, to the inconsistency that ultimately cost him his place. And we look at a GENIUS club cricket mural.

England’s Next Test Stars? 5 County Players Marcus North Must Watch

England have appointed a new selector in Marcus North, but which county players should already be on his radar? PLUS County Championship round-up, Incredible stories from club cricket and the Cricket Cabbage of the Week!

England’s New Test Opener? Emilio Gay, County Championship & Club Cricket Returns

In this week’s cricket podcast, I break down Emilio Gay’s outstanding start to the County Championship season and ask whether England may have found a new Test opener. Also in this episode:County Championship round-up, the return of club cricket in England and the best cricket nicknames from listeners.

Should County Cricket Streams Be Free? | Lancashire Paywall Debate

Lancashire have decided to put their County Championship live streams behind a paywall, sparking debate and concern among cricket fans. In this episode, we discuss whether county cricket streams should be free or paid and what this decision means for fans and the future of the game. Also we look at the ECB potentially relaxing England eligibility rules and this week's County Championship games. Is putting county cricket behind a paywall the right move?