The Lord's Cricket Podcast

In the latest Lord's Podcast, co-hosted by the editor of The Cricketer magazine Andrew Miller, we review the cricketing summer of 2013, look forward to the Ashes Series Down Under and mull over the Laws of Cricket as MCC publishes the 5th Edition of the 2000 Code.Stephen Fry, who narrates the newly launched MCC Laws of Cricket Animations, gives us his thoughts on the LBW laws. MCC President for 2013/14, Mike Gatting, remembers his Honours Board moment in 1987 and in the history section of the Podcast former Monty Python star, Michael Palin talks about his love of cricket and Lord's.We also catch up with Angus Fraser to review Middlesex's 2013 campaign.Joining Lords.org's Will Roe on the Podcast is Andrew Miller - editor of The Cricketer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this month's Lord's Podcast, co-hosted by BBC London commentator Kevin Hand, we review the county summer as Middlesex's season at the Home of Cricket draws to close, talk to a lady that narrowly avoided a Paul Stirling six and look forward to the YB40 final at Lord's.Middlesex President Clive Radley and seam bowler Tim Murtagh review the season with a handful of games to go.In the history section, MCC President Designate Mike Gatting goes down memory lane as he remembers captaining the 1993 Middlesex County Championship winning side - including a story where a young Phil Tufnell dismissed Viv Richards for a duck.Joining Lords.org's Will Roe on the Podcast is Kevin Hand - who has commentated on Middlesex CCC for BBC London over the last eight years. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This month's Lord's podcast, co-hosted by former England Women's player Claire Taylor, looks ahead to the Women's Ashes series.We analyse the state of the men's duel after England retained the Urn in a rain affected Test at Old Trafford, review DRS and walking following the MCC Spirit of Cricket Cowdrey Lecture and catch up with Middlesex Director of Cricket Angus Fraser, as the County push for the LV = County Championship title.In the history section, former Australia fast bowler Glenn McGrath discusses his sensational 8/38 at the Home of Cricket in 1997 and remembers the thrill of the 2005 Ashes series.Taylor, the owner of 168 international caps, current chair of MCC Women's Cricket sub committee and holder of the highest ever ODI score at Lord's, joins Lords.org's Will Roe for the podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.