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After the most tumultuous year in memory Two for None is going to take a break for the cricketing summer. To see us off into the sunset, Jai Singh, Tom Hawkey, Michael Wood, Chris Goodrick and Adam Hassan are all on hand to give us an update on their cricketing and personal worlds. Get around it!

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Music is Zol by Max Hurrelll (BMG) find it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jE2l2qXwtiU&ab_channel=MaxHurrell

Illuminismo e Rivoluzione Francese,bellezza e odi civili.

Opener Jason Roy gives us the inside track on England’s build-up to the ODI series against Ireland as Rob Key, Niall O’Brien and Nick Knight preview the first match in the World Cup Super League.

David Lloyd, Rob Key, Nasser Hussain and Michael Atherton discuss England's summer schedule, the ins and outs of their 55-man back to training group, and the state of the county game.

Nasser Hussain and Michael Atherton discuss whether Alex Hales deserves another chance with England and the delay of domestic cricket until August 1 at the earliest, plus we are joined by England quick Mark Wood and Lancashire seamer Graham Onions.

Lord's, 2002. England skipper Nasser Hussain wins the toss, and - on a fantastic pitch - his side get off to a flyer. The captain contributes a hundred himself: his first and only in one-day cricket. India have an enormous chase to pull off, especially once their 'Fab Five' are out, and two relatively unknown batsmen enter the fray at 146/5. But, in one of the finest ODI games ever seen, Yuvraj Singh and Mohammad Kaif orchestrate a miracle: it is Sourav Ganguly, not Nasser Hussain, who lifts the trophy. In the company of Ian Ward, Hussain discusses the fixture, his performance that day, and the importance of captaining on instinct.

Brendon McCullum, Ian Smith and Simon Doull discuss the state of New Zealand cricket, including the disappointing tour of Australia, who should be classed as the Black Caps' most significant player ever and whether this years's T20 World Cup will be shifted.

Andrew Strauss discusses how he could have handled Kevin Pietersen better, England's 2019 World Cup victory, the Ben Stokes incident and winning the 2010-11 Ashes in Australia as he charts his career as player, captain and director of cricket.

England captain Joe Root guests on the latest Sky Cricket Lockdown Podcast to discuss the series win in South Africa and his hopes for the Test side, when he tried to be too much like Eoin Morgan, the thrilling World Cup triumph, his cricketing memorabilia - and Mark Wood's dancing!

Heidi and Pat break down the Tri-Series win and get their facts straight for an epic Womens t20 World Cup starting this week!

 

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Sir Alastair Cook and James Anderson discuss the pressures that come with playing international cricket, Anderson's England future and how he might have to be managed going forward, while they also reflect on the highs and lows of their respective ODI careers...

One of the latest episodes ever put out by T4N but just like the 5 second rule its still good we swear! Pat is lonely in the host seat but joined by a fleet of legendary correspondents including Heidi Cheadle to talk all things womens cricket as well as Alex Spinks and Jai Singh to wrap up the ODI series in India.

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Sir Alastair Cook reflects on his record-breaking England Test career with Nick Night and Rory Burns, his captaincy highs and lows and gives the reason behind his decision to retire from the international game.

The B-Train is back in town to savour the goodness that only comes from a rip-snorting top order, some outstanding bowling and the kind of captaincy that would bring a tear to the Punters eye. Featuring Alex Spinks and Michael Wood

 

Music: Yann Tiersen - Les Jours Tristes (C) Neil Hannon, Yann Tiersen 2001 courtesy of WMG; Sony ATV Publishing via APRA Licence

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Michael Atherton, Nasser Hussain and Ian Ward reflect on a decade of cricket that included the rise of Virat Kohli, the tragic passing of Phillip Hughes and England winning the men's and women's World Cups.

Pat is solo in the studio to recap the epic victory over Pakistan in the test series with Adam Hassan in the hotseat to give his thoughts. Heidi Cheadle drops in to wrap the WBBL and a test preview from Kiwi coach Gary Stead.

 

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Brendon McCullum discusses his spell as captain of New Zealand, including his tussles with England, his fallout with Ross Taylor and his team's incredible run to the 2015 Cricket World Cup final.

And then, after a scratchy start Two for None hits a 50! Its time to salute the balcony and raise the bat! This is a retrospective, featuring all our wonderful correspondents and highlights of our first 49 eps! Sit back and enjoy all the magic Two for None has to offer and thank you all so much for being a part of it!

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