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In this Overlap Cricket Exclusive, we sit down with one of India’s greatest ever cricketers, Yuvraj Singh, for a powerful and revealing conversation filmed in India.Yuvraj reflects on his journey, from idolising and playing alongside Sachin Tendulkar to becoming a superstar himself, while also sharing why he believes Jasprit Bumrah “has to be the best” and how the IPL has transformed Indian cricket.He relives one of the most iconic moments in the sport — hitting six sixes in an over — and explains how that moment, and the mindset behind it, changed his career and helped redefine India’s approach to the game.In a deeply personal section, Yuvraj opens up on his cancer diagnosis, revealing how he played through the 2011 World Cup while seriously ill, being told he had 3–6 months to live, and the mental strength it took to fight his way back to international cricket.He also discusses the pressures of playing for India and the work of the YouWeCan Foundation, supporting those battling cancer around the world.A powerful and inspiring conversation with a true cricketing icon.1:35 Facing Bumrah as a 16-Year-Old in the Nets3:43 Indian Cricket's Depth & IPL's Impact22:39 The Six Sixes Off Stuart Broad29:17 Gary Kirsten's Impact on Indian Cricket32:59 The 2011 World Cup Journey34:40 The 2011 Final & Cancer Diagnosis39:27 Comeback to Cricket After Cancer42:21 Quickfire QuestionsFOLLOW STICK TO CRICKET ON SOCIAL 👇🏏Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sticktocricket/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61577370443364TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@sticktocricketX - https://x.com/StickToCricketSUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL HERE https://www.youtube.com/@TheOverlapCricket?sub_confirmation=1SUBSCRIBE TO THE OVERLAP BREAKDOWN CHANNEL HEREhttps://www.youtube.com/@TheOverlapBreakdownSUBSCRIBE TO THE OVERLAP NEWSLETTER https://substack.com/@theoverlapnewsletterSUBSCRIBE TO THE OVERLAP UShttps://www.youtube.com/@TheOverlapUSSUBSCRIBE TO NOT JUST FOOTBALLwww.youtube.com/@TheOverlapNotJustFootball?sub_confirmation=1SUBSCRIBE TO STICK TO RUGBY HEREhttps://www.youtube.com/@TheOverlapRugbyLISTEN TO OUR PODCASTSStick to Football - https://tr.ee/JI6l3Dj-4OThe Overlap - https://tr.ee/h07F3Fsuh3It Was What It Was - https://podfollow.com/1745066482The Overlap US - https://podfollow.com/1769260064The Breakdown Podcast - https://podfollow.com/1771490639Not Just Football - https://podfollow.com/1772633121---------------------------------------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stick to Cricket returns as Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell, Sir Alastair Cook and David “Bumble” Lloyd are joined by one of the game’s most unique characters, Jack Russell - Brought to you by Betfair.From the moment he arrives with his iconic old kit bag, this episode is packed with chaos, creativity and classic cricket stories, as the team attempt to draw each other under the watchful eye of Russell himself.The conversation then dives into Russell’s fascinating life in the game, from his love of painting, including creating art while on England tours to some unforgettable dressing room moments, including living with Darren Gough and his famously unusual habits.There are brilliant stories from behind the stumps too, including the moment his glove “exploded”, sauna sessions in full kit and the unforgettable tale of how he missed Brian Lara’s wicket… much to Tuffers’ frustration.Russell also gives a fascinating insight into the art of wicketkeeping, demonstrating how the role has changed in the modern game and explaining why technique, rhythm and conditions still matter more than ever.The panel then debate England’s current situation, with strong views on Jamie Smith keeping for England but not Surrey, who the best wicketkeepers in the world are and who should be taking the gloves for England this summer.As always, the episode is full of laughter, brilliant stories and strong opinions, with a few unexpected moments thrown in along the way.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket 🙌🏏04:22 - Drawing Challenge Begins25:45 - Rooming Stories & Superstitious Kit31:20 - Studying Modern Keepers32:59 - The Basics of Wicketkeeping Technique39:13 - Growing Up Through Club & County Cricket52:46 - Alex Carey & Standing Up to the Stumps54:16 - Jamie Smith & Respecting the Craft1:05:05 - Community Questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stick to Cricket returns as Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell, Sir Alastair Cook and David “Bumble” Lloyd are joined by Jonathan Agnew for a brilliant episode packed with stories from playing, broadcasting and covering England over the years - Brought to you by Betfair.Aggers looks back on his early days in the game, from growing up in Macclesfield to playing for Lancashire alongside some of the biggest names in English cricket, including stories involving David Gower, Ray Illingworth and life in the dressing room during a very different era.The conversation then turns to his career in broadcasting, with insight into life on Test Match Special, how he made the transition into commentary and some hilarious moments from live radio and television along the way. There are also great moments as Aggers turns interviewer, including a brilliant exchange with Phil Tufnell.The panel also discuss how the game has changed, the role of a modern commentator and why experience and perspective matter more than ever when covering international cricket.Attention then shifts to England, with strong reaction to the latest Ashes campaign. Agnew reflects on his disappointment, explaining why England’s attitude and preparation “offended” him, while also discussing the challenges of interviewing players and captains in difficult moments including a revealing story about speaking to Ben Stokes after defeat.As always, the episode is full of insight, humour and behind-the-scenes stories from one of cricket’s most respected voices.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket. 🙌🏏07:32: Jonathan Agnew Joins The Show29:13: Drinking Culture In County Cricket33:23: How Aggers Got Into Broadcasting36:29: First Meeting With Phil Tufnell In New Zealand48:45 Best TMS Moment: Stokes At Headingley1:01:12: The Ashes: Anger & Disappointment Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stick to Cricket returns as Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell, Sir Alastair Cook and David “Bumble” Lloyd react to a huge week for English cricket - Brought to you by Betfair!With confirmation that Brendon McCullum is set to stay on, the team debate whether the BazBall style will continue and whether any real change is coming. There’s strong discussion around where England have gone wrong, whether players are overthinking their performances and why so few international careers end on a high.The panel also react to the latest press conference, even picking up the phone to get insight from inside the room, before turning their attention to the future of the England set-up, including who could become the next selector.Attention then shifts to the pitch, with the team picking their next England Test XI, debating the batting order, discussing the best options with the ball and asking the big question… who should be opening this summer?There’s also a look ahead to the IPL, with predictions on who will come out on top.The team then ask whether McCullum will still be in charge for the next Ashes and which players to watch in the upcoming county season.Insightful, honest and full of strong opinions, this is another must-watch episode of Stick to Cricket.Subscribe so you never miss an episode 🙌🏏This episode is sponsored by South African Tourism. Come Find Your Joy – South Africa Awaits!To plan your trip of a lifetime, visit https://www.inspiremyholiday.com/england-mens-cricket-tour-south-africa0:00 - Intro6:29 - The Hundred Auction Recap9:30 - Liam Livingstone's Comments on England25:01 - Phone Call with Will McPherson (Press Conference Update)42:02 - Picking the England Test XI54:45 - IPL Predictions1:02:11 - Happy Birthday Bumble Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stick to Cricket returns as Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell, Sir Alastair Cook and David “Bumble” Lloyd are joined by Sam Billings for a fascinating look inside the world of franchise cricket and life in the IPL - Brought to you by Betfair.With the IPL about to begin again, the conversation starts with how the tournament has transformed the game and the pressure that comes with playing in the biggest franchise league in the world.Billings shares brilliant stories from playing alongside some of the biggest names in cricket, including why MS Dhoni is the best player he has played with and what it was like watching Manchester United with Dhoni during the IPL. There is also a memorable story involving Virat Kohli and life around some of the game’s biggest superstars.The panel also discuss how franchise teams are built, why you don’t necessarily want eleven superstars in one side and how players balance personal performances with the needs of the team.Attention then turns to the English game, with debate around the structure of county cricket, opportunities overseas and whether young players are better off developing in franchise tournaments.As always, the episode finishes with community questions, including the toughest away days in county cricket and the future of the global game.Insightful, funny and packed with great stories, this is another brilliant episode of Stick to Cricket.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket 🙌🏏This episode is sponsored by South African Tourism. Come Find Your Joy – South Africa Awaits! 00:00 - Intro & Corridor Cricket07:57 - Sam Billings Arrives15:13 - Episode Starts16:01 - Franchise Cricket & The IPL23:20 - Hunger & Development: UK vs India32:04 - County Cricket: Does It Need to Change?45:16 - Best Franchise Player: MS Dhoni Stories52:22 - The Hundred: New Owners & Sam's Future56:38 - The Future of Cricket in 10 Years59:17 - Community Questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stick to Cricket returns as Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell, Sir Alastair Cook, David 'Bumble' Lloyd and Mark Butcher react to India’s World Cup triumph and a dramatic end to the tournament - Brought to you by Betfair.The panel break down India’s victory, with huge praise for standout tournaments from Sanju Samson and Jasprit Bumrah, whose performances proved decisive on the biggest stage. There is also debate around the conditions, with the team asking whether the pitch was fair and how much it influenced the outcome of the final.Attention then turns to England’s campaign, as the team analyse where it went right and where it fell short. They also discuss whether England’s run in the tournament did enough to gloss over a difficult winter following the Ashes defeat. There is special praise for Jacob Bethell, who impressed once again, before the conversation shifts to what changes England should consider as they look ahead to the Test series this summer.The discussion returns to India as the panel ask the big question: are this side the best T20 team of all time? With their incredible depth and consistency, there is also debate about whether India are becoming a juggernaut across all formats of the game.Insightful, honest and packed with reaction to a huge moment in world cricket, this is another must watch episode of Stick to Cricket.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket 🙌🏏0:00 - Pre-Show Chat6:18 - West Indies & South Africa Stranded After World Cup14:28 - T20 World Cup: Bat vs Ball Debate17:08 - India's Bowling Attack & Bumrah's Dominance31:22 - England's Bazball Future & McCullum's Position49:40 - Community Questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stick to Cricket returns as Michael Vaughan is joined by Harsha Bhogle in Mumbai for a special episode following a dramatic T20 World Cup semi final.The pair react to India’s narrow victory over England in a thrilling encounter, breaking down the key moments that decided the game. There is praise for standout performances from Sanju Samson and Jasprit Bumrah, with Bumrah once again delivering a masterclass on the biggest stage.Attention then turns to the final as New Zealand await India, with discussion around the threat posed by Finn Allen and whether the Black Caps have what it takes to stop a dominant Indian side.The conversation also focuses on England and where they go from here after falling just short of the final. Vaughan and Bhogle discuss whether Brendon McCullum should remain as head coach, the future of BazBall and what changes may lie ahead.There is recognition for excellent tournaments from Will Jacks and Jacob Bethell, while the pair analyse why India ultimately edged England in such a tight semi final.The episode also highlights the rise of 15 year old sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, with further discussion about the extraordinary young talent emerging from Indian cricket.Insightful, topical and recorded from the heart of the tournament in Mumbai, this is a must watch episode of Stick to Cricket.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket 🙌🏏 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stick to Cricket returns as David “Bumble” Lloyd, Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell and Sir Alastair Cook are joined by former England fast bowler Steve Harmison for one of the most open and powerful episodes yet - Brought Harmison reflects on his introduction to cricket as a youngster and his current role as a Newcastle correspondent, before the conversation takes a more serious turn. In an incredibly honest discussion, Steve opens up about his mental health struggles, receiving a clinical depression diagnosis and the toll it took on both his career and his life. He explains how Marcus Trescothick played a crucial role in supporting him through that period and how those experiences changed him.The panel then look back on Harmison’s playing days, sharing dressing room memories with Vaughany and Cooky, and revisiting what it really took to become the best bowler in the world at his peak.Attention shifts to the present as the team debate England’s current position and why this T20 World Cup feels like a must perform moment. There is also a frank discussion about Brendon McCullum’s role and whether big decisions could lie ahead depending on how England’s campaign unfolds.Honest, emotional and packed with insight from one of England’s most compelling cricketers, this is a must watch episode of Stick to Cricket.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket 🙌🏏00:34 - Life as a Newcastle United Fan07:53 - Harmison’s Mental Health Battle30:25 - When Harmison was the Best Bowler in the World1:04:00 - Community Questions1:08:00 - What is Going Wrong for England? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stick to Cricket returns as David “Bumble” Lloyd, Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell and Sir Alastair Cook react to a huge week at the T20 World Cup, brought to you by Betfair!The panel review India’s dismantling of Pakistan and dig into what the result means in the context of cricket’s biggest rivalry. They also debate whether India and Pakistan should take things back to the longest format, and if a Test series in England could ever become a reality.Attention then turns to India’s growing dominance and the big question: who can actually stop them going all the way? The team also discuss the rise of 14 year old Indian sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi and what his emergence says about the depth of talent coming through.England’s campaign is put under the microscope as the panel debate whether they’ve done enough to squeeze through, and whether changes behind the scenes could follow if England crash out. There’s also chat around Harry Brook, pressure, and whether this could be his defining moment on the world stage.Elsewhere, Italy, Sri Lanka and New Zealand get their flowers after impressive performances, while the team reflect on what’s made this tournament so unpredictable.The episode then takes a nostalgic turn as Bumble, Vaughany, Tuffers and Cooky each bring in personal items from their playing careers, sparking stories, laughter and memories from dressing rooms, tours and iconic moments.Funny, opinionated and packed with brilliant cricket chat, this is one of the best episodes of Stick to Cricket so far.00:00 - Intro14:37 - T20 World Cup16:46 - England's Campaign21:40 - India v Pakistan28:00 - Double Super Over in T20 World Cup!46:12 - Nostalgic ItemsSubscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket 🙌🏏FOLLOW STICK TO CRICKET ON SOCIAL 👇🏏Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sticktocricket/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61577370443364TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@sticktocricketX - https://x.com/StickToCricketSUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL HEREhttps://www.youtube.com/@TheOverlapCricket?sub_confirmation=1SUBSCRIBE TO THE OVERLAP BREAKDOWN CHANNEL HEREhttps://www.youtube.com/@TheOverlapBreakdownSUBSCRIBE TO THE OVERLAP NEWSLETTER https://substack.com/@theoverlapnewsletterSUBSCRIBE TO THE OVERLAP UShttps://www.youtube.com/@TheOverlapUSSUBSCRIBE TO NOT JUST FOOTBALLwww.youtube.com/@TheOverlapNotJustFootball?sub_confirmation=1SUBSCRIBE TO STICK TO RUGBY HEREhttps://www.youtube.com/@TheOverlapRugbyLISTEN TO OUR PODCASTSStick to Football - https://tr.ee/JI6l3Dj-4OThe Overlap - https://tr.ee/h07F3Fsuh3It Was What It Was - https://podfollow.com/1745066482The Overlap US - https://podfollow.com/1769260064The Breakdown Podcast - https://podfollow.com/1771490639Not Just Football - https://podfollow.com/1772633121---------------------------------------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stick to Cricket returns as Michael Vaughan, David “Bumble” Lloyd and Phil Tufnell are joined by Mark Butcher for an honest, wide-ranging episode covering the past, present and future of the game.Butcher reflects on his early cricketing memories, his Test career and the moment he nearly walked away from the sport altogether, while the panel swap stories from life on tour, dressing-room culture and the characters who shaped their careers.The conversation then turns to coaching and punditry, with a frank debate on how the modern game has changed, why players now want specialist support, and whether cricket risks losing something along the way.Attention shifts to the structure of English cricket, as the panel discuss spin bowling, whether the county game needs more teams, Andrew Strauss’ high-performance review and what the domestic summer could look like in the years ahead. There’s also debate over The Hundred and whether it could eventually return to a T20 format.The episode closes with Butcher’s musical talent, memories and community questions.Honest, funny and unfiltered, this is Stick to Cricket at its best.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket. 🙌🏏00:00 - Intro14:40 - Life as a Cricket Pundit17:40 - Should Players Have Their Own Batting Coaches?25:55 - Mark Butcher's Cricketing Memories41:24 - Where Can Cricket Improve?1:03:00 - Mark Butcher's Love for Music1:07:40 - Community Questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stick to Cricket returns as David “Bumble” Lloyd, Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell and Mark Butcher, stepping in for Alastair Cook, are joined by Jimmy Anderson, brought to you by Betfair.A few weeks on from England’s Ashes defeat, the panel reflect on how they feel now the dust has settled. Was it simply Australia being better, or are England’s deeper problems becoming impossible to ignore? There’s a frank debrief on what went wrong, what still frustrates and what lessons have to be learned.Jimmy Anderson joins the show to discuss his pre-season, how he’s still performing at the highest level at his age, and what keeps driving him.The conversation then turns to what comes next for England, with the panel debating the team’s direction and why the next few months could be crucial for those running the game.The Harry Brook controversy is revisited as opinions remain split, raising questions around leadership, pressure, and how England manage their biggest talents. The discussion also focuses on England’s management and whether major decisions are approaching behind the scenes.Looking ahead to the T20 World Cup, the panel break down why India are overwhelming favourites, the controversy surrounding Bangladesh’s omission, and Pakistan’s decision to boycott their game against India, a situation still causing huge debate across the cricketing world.Honest, opinionated and unfiltered, this episode reflects on the Ashes while asking the big questions England can’t avoid.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket 🙌🏏00:00 - Intro07:30 - Anderson’s continuing career22:20 - Ashes unpacked46:20 - Cricket’s drinking culture56:00 - T20 World Cup1:10:00 - Community questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark Waugh joins the Stick to Cricket team for a wide-ranging conversation on his career, iconic moments and what life was really like playing at the very top of the game. 🏏Mark reflects on representing Australia alongside his twin brother Steve, what that dynamic was like in the dressing room, and how their careers intertwined on the biggest stages. He also shares memories of playing with some of the game’s greats, including Shane Warne, and discusses the qualities that set players like Steve Smith and Joe Root apart.The conversation moves through Mark’s standout moments in international cricket, the pressures of playing for Australia, and what it takes to sustain success over a long career. He also puts together his All-Time XI, explaining the players who made the biggest impression on him and why they earned their place.There are also plenty of laughs as Mark looks back on his battles with Phil Tufnell, sharing some hilarious stories from their time facing off on the field and what made those contests so memorable.Insightful, relaxed and full of great stories, this episode offers a brilliant look at one of Australian cricket’s most elegant batters and the moments that defined his journey.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket! 🙌🏏00:00 - Intro02:00 - Growing up14:20 - Playing County Cricket in England25:00 - Test Career and Australia30:20 - Life After Cricket Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Australia have lifted the Ashes urn after a dominant 4–1 series win. Mark Waugh joins Alastair Cook, David “Bumble” Lloyd, Phil Tufnell and Michael Vaughan to reflect on a campaign that raised big questions for England - brought to you by Betfair.The panel break down how Australia got the job done, the key moments that defined the series, and why England ultimately fell short once again down under. From tactical missteps to missed opportunities, there’s an honest discussion about whether this Ashes will be remembered as a disaster for England or a necessary reality check.There is also a focus on the positives England can cling to, with Jacob Bethell’s breakthrough performances offering genuine hope for the future. Mark gives his view on what Bethell brings, whether he can become a key figure moving forward and how England should build around emerging talent.Attention then turns to the Harry Brook controversy, after it emerged the England T20 captain was involved in an altercation with a nightclub bouncer the night before an Ashes warm-up game, the growing pressure on England’s leadership, and whether this series marks the end of BazBall as we know it. The team debate Brendon McCullum’s future, what changes, if any, need to happen behind the scenes, and Alastair Cook opens up on reports suggesting he could join the coaching set-up.Insightful, honest and full of strong opinions, this episode wraps up the Ashes and asks the big questions England can’t avoid as they look ahead.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket! 🙌🏏00:00: Intro14:10: Show Starts18:00: Brilliant Bethell27:15: Harry Brook Controversy38:00: Would Cook Coach England?52:05: End of Series Questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Stick to Cricket team are back in Melbourne to react to a huge moment in the Ashes, as England finally end their long wait for a Test win in Australia - Brought to you by Betfair! 🏏The panel reflect on a fast-paced, two-day Test at the MCG and debate whether fans deserved more cricket, with questions raised about pitch preparation and whether an extra game should have been played. Alastair Cook gives his honest view on the surface and explains why he feels partly responsible for how conditions played out, while the team also pay tribute to Shane Warne’s incredible legacy at the MCG.With England breaking a drought that stretches back years, the conversation turns to how long it has really been since they last tasted victory down under and why Michael Vaughan believes Australia were there for the taking this series. There’s strong discussion around England’s management, whether changes are needed moving forward, and what this win actually means for the remainder of the series.The team also give their verdict on Zak Crawley’s series so far, Shoaib Bashir’s future and what England should take from this performance as they look ahead to the final Test.Insightful, honest and full of debate, this episode breaks down a landmark win and asks the big question: where does England go from here?Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket! 🙌🏏00:00 - Intro07:38 - Show Starts12:00 - England Commentators V Aussie Commentators20:49 - The last time England won in Australia 22:15 - Noosa25:50 - Were Australia beatable?31:44 - Should England’s management stay?55:42 - Tuffers' batting demo58:50 - Community Questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Phil Tufnell, David “Bumble” Lloyd and Glenn McGrath join us for immediate reaction to England’s Ashes defeat in Adelaide, as the panel unpack one of the quickest series losses in modern history - Brought to you by Betfair. 🏏The team begin by exploring why England fell short again, with Glenn breaking down the key moments they failed to grab and where the game ultimately slipped away. There’s discussion about England’s lack of patience with the bat, Australia’s relentless bowling and whether the visitors can genuinely compete in the remaining Tests despite late signs of fight.The conversation moves to leadership and direction, as the panel debate whether Brendon McCullum should stay at the helm and what England must change to avoid this becoming one of their most damaging Ashes campaigns ever. The Snicko controversy also gets addressed, along with Ben Stokes’ call for England to “show a bit of dog” heading into Melbourne.Australia’s dominance comes under the spotlight too, as McGrath assesses who has been their standout performer, how this ranks among their best Ashes displays, and whether even the Aussies themselves expected to wrap up the series this quickly. From Carey’s consistency to the Smith v Archer flashpoint, nothing is left untouched.There’s also plenty of Tuffers and Bumble brilliance, including Tuffers’ latest bat demo, cult heroes chat and festive fun as we look ahead to Melbourne and share some Christmas favourites.Packed with insight, opinion and humour, this is your essential Ashes reaction.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket! 🙌🏏00:00 - Intro04:05 - Australia Retain Ashes - Reaction08:00 - Future of BazBall14:15 - Have England Improved?20:50 - How Well Australia Have Done29:50 - Handshakes Whilst Losing33:55 - Melbourne Predictions41:00 - Christmas Spirit! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell, Ian Healy and journalist Robert Craddock join us for a new episode of Stick to Cricket, reacting to England’s defeat in Brisbane and the state of the Ashes after two tough Tests - Brought to you by Betfair. 🏏The panel break down the key moments from the match, including another standout performance from Mitchell Starc and the areas where England will feel they let opportunities slip. They discuss Stokes’ leadership, how the team are responding and the tactical questions England now face as they look to stay competitive in the series. Ian Healy offers insight into Australia’s strengths, the growing confidence in their camp and the noticeable differences between the sides so far. The team also explore what England can take forward, the adjustments that might help and how the series is still shaping up with plenty of cricket left to play. From tactical tweaks to mindset shifts, there’s thoughtful debate on what could spark a turnaround. Insightful, honest and full of great stories, this episode offers a clear look at where the Ashes stand and what might come next.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket! 🙌🏏00:00 - Intro15:30 - Ben Stokes’ comments21:50 - England’s performance30:00 - Tuffers’ wicket-keeping demo42:32 - Mitchell Starc54:30 - Community Questions & Jofra Archer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Before the team left Perth, Mike Hussey joined Michael Vaughan and Phil Tufnell for a brand-new episode of Stick to Cricket, as Mr Cricket reflects on his incredible career and lifts the lid on some of the biggest stories in the game - Brought to you by Betfair. 🏏Hussey shares what it was really like playing alongside MS Dhoni, the leadership qualities that made him unique, and the moments that shaped their time together at Chennai. The panel also look back at Hussey’s Australia career, his memories of the Ashes, and the bowler who challenged him more than anyone else during his years at the top.The conversation turns to the future of cricket as Hussey discusses his journey into coaching, the pressures of the modern game and his concerns for the long-term health of Test cricket. The team also weigh in on the growing influence of Saudi investment in sport and what it could mean for players, fans and the international calendar.Packed with insight, big stories and plenty of laughs, this episode offers a brilliant look at one of the modern game’s greats and the challenges cricket now faces.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket! 🙌🏏00:00 - Intro05:35 - Early Cricket Memories 12:35 - MS Dhoni30:15 - Difference between coaching and playing37:15 - Test Cricket & Saudi Takeover in Sport Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Earlier this week Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell, Nick Hoult and Daniel Cherny came together for a special Ashes Extra episode of Stick to Cricket, packed with all the talking points England fans are debating right now - brought to you by Betfair. 🏏With England 1-0 down and under pressure heading into the next Test, the panel assess whether Pat Cummins will be fit, how Australia might strengthen, and whether England’s tactics are becoming too predictable. They also discuss whether England’s bowling attack is actually better suited to pink-ball cricket and if the conditions could help spark a response.Nick Hoult and Daniel Cherny offer insight from both camps as the team debate England’s stubbornness, the changes they must consider, and whether Travis Head should open again after his impressive showing in Perth.With Australia looking strong and England searching for answers, the big question remains: can England bounce back?With sharp analysis, strong opinions and plenty of laughs, Ashes Extra provides the essential build-up to a crucial Test for England.Subscribe so you never miss an episode of Stick to Cricket!00:00 - Intro02:40 - Pat Cummins03:30 - Honest thoughts on England08:30 - Pink-ball11:35 - England's tactics24:40 - Missed chance for England Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.