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Paddy is back, Oscar still supports a BBL team and Trent is very emotional...
 
The boys break down another enthralling test match and recap a series riddled with controversy. They delve into; Broady's retirement, a very questionable ball change, the end of an ashes era, future England bowling lineups and a rather premature Ashes 2025/26 prediction.

With Paddy out on The Hundred duty, Trent and Oscar get into the cracks of the fourth Ashes Test - which saw the Aussies retain the urn at a rainy Old Trafford.
The boys discuss the optimal weather app to follow the storms, Marnus Labuschagne's quintessentially-Marnus Labuschagne antics on his way to a ton, the impacts of brothers Wood and Woakes, Crawley silencing the haters and where the Aussie selectors' heads turn next.

A slightly belated upload - featuring an exclusive interview South African wicketkeeper-batter Kyle Verreynne.
Kyle recounts SA's rollercoaster tour of Australia over Christmas, the current state of South African cricket and how he can break back into the international setup.
The boys also discuss a hugely entertaining Washes, and the Niche Cricket Shit Draft returns - drafting our 'Streets Won't Forget' cricketers.

Paddy, Trent and Oscar dissect England's epic third Test win at Headingley, discussing the impact of Woakes and Wood, whether England are still playing too much golf, and why on earth Oscar supports a Big Bash side...

Trent returns from Headingley to report on the torrent of abuse he both hurled and received at day 1 of the third Ashes Test.
Paddy then chats to Hampshire's no.3 Nick Gubbins to discuss his county season so far, winning the 2016 County Championship with Middlesex, and whether or not Mohammad Abbas really did deny Pep Guardiola a penthouse suite...
The Niche Cricket Shit Draft returns - with the boys drafting their dream Ashes dinner parties.

YJB goes for a wander, Starc replaces his divots, Jimmy needs a break, Stokes bats like Jesus and the long room does absolutely nothing for the reputation of cricket in England...
It's time for the boys to dissect the second Test of the Ashes!