My Sporting Life - Matthew Hayden

My Sporting Life - Matthew Hayden

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Are England in a better place without Stokes? Howzat for a Pod

Are England in a better place now than they were at the beginning of the Summer? Who is sacrificed when Jacob Bethell comes back in? Will we be ready to take on a dangerous South Africa? Could this bowling attack be set for the next few years? Is Joe Root a good enough test capta ...  Show more

India Superstar Kuldeep Yadav Joins The Show & Is Jordan Cox Set To Open The Batting In South Africa?!

India spinner and two-time T20 World Cup winner Kuldeep Yadav joins Neil Manthorp and the former England fast bowler Steve Harmison to reflect on his stint in County Cricket with Yorkshire. They discuss the experience of playing in English conditions, how it's helped his developm ...  Show more

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