White Noise Cricket Podcast

Wow. What a weekend. The Blaze secured a domestic treble by winning the Women's Metro Bank One Day Cup off the final ball against Hampshire in a thriller, while a back and forth Men's One Day Cup Final saw Middlesex defeat Leicestershire to win their first List A final in 36 years. Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane react to all the drama on this episode of White Noise Cricket, plus they hear from The Blaze's Lucy Higham, Emma Jones and captain Kirstie Gordon, as well as Middlesex's Max Holden and captain Ben Geddes after their respective victories. Plus, there's also a review of England Men's comprehensive T20 victory over Sri Lanka, as they return to number one in the world. Thanks as always for listening and watching, and follow @WhiteNoiseCricket across the socials.

Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane return for a big episode of White Noise Cricket. Firstly, the boys reflect on the last week of the Women's One Day Cup as well as the Eliminator, which ultimately saw Hampshire book a place in the final for the second successive year, this time against The Blaze. There's a full preview of that game, as well as a preview of the Men's One Day Cup Final, as Leicestershire take on Middlesex at Trent Bridge on Sunday. Plus, Jar and Cam look back on England Men's first T20 v Sri Lanka, and ask whether Harry Brook can become the greatest batter England have ever produced. Thanks as always for listening, and follow @WhiteNoiseCricket on TikTok and Instagram for complete coverage of Metro Bank One Day Cup finals weekend.

Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane are back for this week's edition of White Noise Cricket. The boys start by looking back at their weekend at the 2026 School Games, which saw them commentate on the stars of tomorrow across two pitches in Loughborough. Next, after England complete a clean sweep over Ireland in the Women's ODIs, Jar and Cam take a look at the summer for England's Women, and assess where they are heading into the Women's Ashes next year. After then discussing the news that Kevin Pietersen will be joining the England Men's white ball coaching setup as a mentor, attention turns to all the goings on in the Women's One Day Cup. The boys look back on a week which has seen the race for third come down to the wire, before giving their predictions on who will join The Blaze and Hampshire in the knockout stages this weekend. Thanks as always for listening, and follow @WhiteNoiseCricket on Instagram and TikTok.

Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane are back for another episode of White Noise Cricket. The boys look at T20 County Cup Finals Day, which saw all three games played despite the poor weather forecast. Jar and Cam go through both semis and the final, which saw The Blaze win their second T20 trophy of the season and keep them on course for a historic treble. You'll hear from Emma Jones after her side's win, before attention switches to looking back at England v Ireland in the first ODI at Leicester. Jar and Cam then end the show with a look ahead to the School Games 2026 cricket tournament at which they will both be commentating, and previewing an important weekend in the Women's One Day Cup, which could see the race to qualify for the knockouts get even tighter. Thanks as always for listening and watching, and follow @WhiteNoiseCricket across the socials.

Jarleth Eaton and Cam McFarlane return for another episode of White Noise Cricket. In this show, the boys look at the latest round of fixtures in the Women's Metro Bank One Day Cup, which saw Surrey, The Blaze, Somerset and Lancashire all pick up wins. Jar and Cam go through the biggest talking points of the week, picking their standout performances and disappointments, as the race to qualify for the knockout stages intensifies. There's also a preview of Women's County Cup Finals Day, as The Blaze take on Essex and Somerset face Surrey in the semis. The boys pick their two finalists, and ultimately who will lift the trophy on Saturday at Emirates Old Trafford. Thanks as always for listening and watching, and follow @WhiteNoiseCricket across the socials.