The Wrong 'Un

🪵 TIMBER!!! Wood enters the fray to bowl absolute heat and help change the direction at another box office encounter. We've crossed the halfway mark of the Asheses and just look at how much can things change from one week to the next with England striking back with the red and the white balls. Ollie - fresh from Luke Fletcher's testimonial dinner - Sach and Bertie examine the difference makers for the men as well as how the women have reeled in some way a once unstoppable juggernaut. The final few rounds should be a doozy. We also hear the top fan rattling moments of the week and listener Johnny has shared a disturbing video that reveals the true depths of badgery required to become the world's best batter. Got anything that you think we might be interested in? Send it all in to [email protected] or @Wronguncricket on Twitter. Thanks for listening as always, and thanks for the reviews! ______ 📮 Correspondence to [email protected] ______ 🐦 Twitter https://twitter.com/wronguncricket

🚶 Surely we can't keep up with this record of constant corkers as the boys convene to decipher what the hell went down last Wednesday to Sunday inclusive. Stokes pulls on his big boy pants once again amidst a testy and tempestuous <checks notes> Lord's atmosphere as Australia dared to poke the bear. The Aussies held their nerve to put themselves into a commanding position in the series but tested the pearl clutching [justified?] of England fans to new heights in the process. Is this turning into bumper series of tales, twists, turns and a high xNarrative, boy it is in absolute dump truck fulls. Got anything that you think we might be interested in? Ever been to a medium pacer's testimonial? If not, whose would you like to attend? Send them in to [email protected] or @Wronguncricket on Twitter. Thanks for listening as always, and thanks for the reviews! ______ 📮 Correspondence to [email protected] ______ 🐦 Twitter https://twitter.com/wronguncricket

🛢 We hope you tackle your weekend with all the intensity of a protester-carrying YJB, but in the meantime, relax, switch off and engage in half an hour of relatively irreverent cric and other bits. The Women's Ashes got underway with a game that went to the wire - well if the wire means two sessions before the end - and we're here to have a dig. Elsewhere, Max dives into the kit cupboard, Ollie brings the analysis and there's a recording of Zak Crawley that, to be honest, should never have got past the editorial quality control checks. But you're gonna hear it anyway. DISCLAIMER: This was recorded mid-Lord's Test, so any references to and moods around that game may well become out of date quicker than a chicken breast in the sun. Got anything that you think we might be interested in? Any Wiaan Mulder anecdotes? Send them in to [email protected] or @Wronguncricket on Twitter. Thanks for listening as always, and thanks for the reviews! ______ 📮 Correspondence to [email protected] ______ 🐦 Twitter https://twitter.com/wronguncricket

😲 The Wrong 'Un returns for a bumper summer and boy have we been treated to an epic opening salvo. Australia squeeze through with two wickets to spare on a phenomenal final day as Captain Cummins and Lyon show their mettle to bring them home. Declarations, intent, flat pitches, Khawaja, keepers and send offs - so many threads to unpick as Bazball gets the sternest test of its principles and decisions yet. This series has promised so much, and if the first blows are anything to go by it certainly looks like it'll deliver. Max is sad, Bertie's here for the ride, Sach promises to be analytical over gloating and Ollie's watching Notts. Got anything that you think we might be interested in? Any Wiaan Mulder anecdotes? Send them in to [email protected] or @Wronguncricket on Twitter. Thanks for listening as always, and thanks for the reviews! ______ 📮 Correspondence to [email protected] ______ 🐦 Twitter https://twitter.com/wronguncricket

🧹 An England clean sweep against the World Test Champions? Don't mind if I do. It may or may not have been a flash in the pan but at least it flashed bright and true as BMac appears to have Queer Eyed a previously sad, poorly dressed and unkempt England side low on confidence. All it needed was a kiwi to show them what's best about themselves.  So there's a lot to review there but Max, Sach and Bertie also have much to get into as India return with the literal unfinished business of their 2021 Test series whilst white ball king Eoin Morgan retires from his role of chief strategy merchant for England's big bashers. Elsewhere Sach can't answer a question he was primed for and Max goes into his cupboard to root around for all the latest fits. Got anything that you think we might be interested in? Then send in to [email protected] or @Wronguncricket on Twitter. Thanks for listening as always, and thanks for the reviews! ______ 📮 Correspondence to [email protected] ______ 🐦 Twitter https://twitter.com/wronguncricket