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

This week:

• We go to parliament with Dane van Niekerk
• England scrabble about for Katherine Sciver-Brunt’s replacement
• England & England A dominate the 3-day warm-ups v Australia

This week:

• Shock news about Meg Lanning
• Should Bryony Smith play in the Ashes?
• What’s gone wrong at Western Storm?
• In the wake of Kent’s decision to charge their Blast viewers, are paid-for live-streams the future?

This week we discuss the start of the Lottie Cup:

• The evolution of batting in English domestic cricket
• Who is winning the race to be England wicketkeeper in the Ashes?
• Is Heather Knight MIA?
• Plus, do the ICC’s new Playing Conditions about mandatory helmets go far enough?

On Women’s County T20 Finals Day, we continue our deep-dive into women’s domestic cricket:

• New contracts for Scotland – and how the ECB can help grow Scottish cricket via the regions
• The problems with women’s club cricket…
• …and what that means for the future of women’s county cricket

This week:

• It’s the end of an era as Katherine Sciver-Brunt retires
• Round 4 of the #RHFTrophy – why is Syd on the phone to the ECB?
• Plus, we ask you: If the Hundred really is ending, what should the future of women’s domestic cricket look like?