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Boundary Talk aims to bring you a round up of the latest cricket action in less than 10 minutes, and all before your morning commute.
Before the timer stops ticking, let’s get going...
Before the timer stops ticking, let’s get going...
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For the last time in this Ashes series, thanks for listening to Boundary Talk. England and Stuart Broad draw the series level to end a marvellous Ashes as Australia retain the urn.
It's a two-day special and the back-and-forth nature of this Test has reflected the series as a whole. The penultimate episode of Boundary Talk's coverage of the Ashes series.
Marnus Labuschagne bores, and Ben Stokes amazes... the England bias is on full display today.
The Ashes heads into its final test, and a different atmosphere surrounds the series. England lost their first coin toss of the series and were taken down by a brilliant Australian bowling attack.
England's dominance destroyed by two days of rain, and a final test dream denied as Australia retain the Ashes after a 4th Test washout.
Wow. That's the only word to describe Zak Crawley today as England raced to a commanding position - but will the weather let them down?
The fourth Test of the Ashes is underway, and it has been another drama-filled day. Kieran and George break it all down in just over ten minutes.
Ben Stokes and Joe Root? No... Mark Wood and Chris Woakes prove to be England's saviours as they reduce the Ashes series deficit to make it 2-1.
England kept their slim Ashes dream alive with an impressive victory in the final T20 against Australia in front of a record crow. Alice Capsey was the standout star.
Who else but Ben Stokes to save England when they are up sh*ts creek without a paddle? It's been a brilliant day 2 of the third Ashes Test.
A fascinating first day, with an exhibition in pace bowling from Mark Wood the highlight of play.
A feisty episode of Boundary Talk as there is a clash over Jonny Bairstow's dismissal. Plus full reaction to Australia going 2-0 up in the Ashes series.
A controversial end to a fantastic day 4 at Lords leaves the Test hanging firmly in the balance as it heads to its final day.
Australia took firm control of the second Test leaving England dangerously close to going two down in the series.
After the Aussies posted 416, England took the fight back on Day 2 of the second Test.
Test 2 of the Ashes kicked off at Lords, and it was a day to forget for England.
Despite a frantic finish, Australia claimed victory in the first Test of the Ashes - leading to some very fiery discussion on England's approach to the game. You won't want to miss this one.
Seth and Caleb bring you the rundown from an exhilarating Day Four of the first Ashes Test. There is debate about whether England's batter threw their wickets away, who has the slight edge going into the decisive Day Five, and how important Stuart Broad's late wickets could prove to be...
Thanks for listening to Boundary Talk. We aim to bring you a round-up of the latest cricket action in less than 10 minutes, and all before your morning commute. Before the timer stops ticking, let’s get going...
Kieran and George discuss a rain-affected day of Ashes cricket and look at how a brief 20-minute spell may have completely turned this first test on its head.
Australia take back control of the first test of the Ashes, and could blunders at keeper prove costly for England?
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