This week:

• How Southern Brave triumphed in the Women’s Hundred
• A washout in the Eliminator – do the rain rules need to change?
• Why South Africa’s new domestic professional structure might just be better than England’s

This week:

• Our experience attending The Hundred as fans
• Sune Luus vs Hilton Moreeng – what a mess
• We rant about a truly bonkers England squad v Sri Lanka

This week:

• How Charlotte Edwards masterminded The Hundred draft
• The Hundred: Gender equality come rain or shine
• Who might be included in the England squad v Sri Lanka?
• The myth of “niceness” in women’s sport, busted

Plus… John Kettley is a Weatherman

This week:

• Our thoughts on Barbie-gate
• Why the Women’s Hundred needs a different set of commentators to the men’s
• Welsh Fire on top: has the draft worked?
• A Mandhana moment of madness for Southern Brave

Plus… watch Jarrod Kimber’s video here.

This week:

• Harmanpreet Kaur’s 2-match ban – is it fair?
• Problems with a 5-team Olympic competition for cricket
• Why Raf is supporting Northern Superchargers in The Hundred
• Make sure to follow us over on Threads & Instagram – @crickether1

This week:

• Rain in the RHF
• Reflections on the Women’s Ashes
• Are fast bowlers doomed in women’s cricket?
• Does the Ashes points system need to change?

This week:

• Australia retain the Women’s Ashes at the Ageas Bowl
• England’s south-centric schedule next summer
• The ICC announce equal prize money, but does that mean we’ve achieved equality?

This week:

• Alice Capsey thrills at Lord’s
• Dani Gibson’s bravery
• Are Australia losing their touch?
• A crazy-busy summer in 2024 to look forward to!

This week:

• What next for the ECB after the #ICEC report?
• Is it time to abolish the MCC?
• How Australia sneaked across the line at Edgbaston
• Plus a bonus video bomb from Paul Shaw!

This week:

• Wow – what a Test!
• Your questions answered: red-ball domestic cricket, the points system & can England win the Ashes from here?
• We discuss the Commission for Equity’s damning report into cricket in England and Wales