This week, it’s all about England:

• England contracts for the next 18 months
• England’s squad for the Test v India
• England’s new vice-captain

This week:

• Shock results in the RHF Trophy as Sparks push Vipers off the top spot
• Have Sophia Dunkley & Danni Wyatt stamped their cards for England?
• How to win a women’s Test!

This week, we discuss:

• Ireland v Scotland
• The 2021 Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy
• The future of regional cricket

This week:

• Kent’s county trophy
• The Ashes schedule rejigged… again!
• Australia v India Test
• Syd’s pink ball rant
• A win for Stump Out Sexism

This week:

• Who “won” the County T20 Cup?
• India’s squad to play England
• Stump Out Sexism – unequal play and equal pay
• No Aussies in The Hundred?

This week:

• Susie Rowe, Holly Colvin and the new English domestic set-up
• Whose performances put them in the frame for England this summer?
• Indian players in The Hundred
• Should there be a statue of Rachael Heyhoe Flint at Lord’s?

This week:

• Do multi-sport athletes have an advantage over early specialists?
• The importance of the 50-over London Championship
• Kumar Sangakkara’s plea for more ICC investment in women’s cricket

In this week’s vodcast, we discuss:

• The start of the County T20 Cup
• Is domestic women’s cricket too complicated?
• What Syd made of his first 100-ball cricket match
• Does the media need to be more critical of women’s cricket?
• Good news for coverage of women’s cricket via the ECB Reporter’s Network

To listen to our appearance on the Broken Trophy podcast, click here.

This week:

• Why Raf interviewed Beth Mooney in a onesie
• Should there be a separate Wisden 5 COTYs for women’s cricket?
• England’s busy summer ahead
• What does the Bristol Test mean for the future of women’s Test cricket?
• Why Raf’s new book The Women in Whites should be on your Christmas list

This week:

• Update on Women’s County Cricket Day
• ICC abolishing ties and powerplays
• New Zealand v Australia series review
• Thoughts on Australia’s “winning streak”
• Why we need to look after our cricketers better