Edged and Gone Seth Nobes

Em and Seth are back this week with an episode full of all-sorts!  The hosts put their knowledge to test by choosing a Test team with players from eleven different nations, with some picks proving more controversial than others! Following a week containing both the IPL Auction and The Hundred overseas draft, there is talk about the winners and losers, and a discussion around what the ECB's new competition will look like. One player to miss out on the IPL is Alex Hales, with debate around whether he has served his punishment meaning he can return to the England white-ball squads before the T20 World Cup. We also speak about England's third test in India with some live reaction (recorded on Day 1) and New Zealand's convincing victory in the first T20 against Australia.

Seth and Emily are back! Their return sees a reaction to England's crushing defeat at the hands of India, which levels the series at 1-1 with two to play. They discuss whether change is needed at the top of the order, with some rather obscure solutions proposed to the England's opening problem. The hosts give their opinions on the poor management of Moeen Ali's turn in the rotation policy, as well as the resurfacing of the wicketkeeper debate following a strong showing from Ben Foakes. You can also find out which former England captain Emily wishes would keep quiet, and why she believes the showing from the third umpire throughout the test is similar to being let down by a fast food company.

Lots for Seth and Emily to talk about this week! With rumours of an upcoming subcontinental test tour for England, is it the right decision for Jonny Bairstow to be recalled? Who else on the fringes should make the team? Does England's clean sweep in their T20 series with South Africa make them favourites for the 2021 T20 World Cup, or will hosts India prove to be too much following their series victory in Australia with a game to spare? Also, Kane Williamson's claim to be the best test batsman is discussed following his test-best 251 against the West Indies. There is also talk of the cancellation of England's ODI series with South Africa following multiple COVID outbreaks, and what this means for bio-secure bubbles within international cricket. Hear all this and more on the third episode of Edged and Gone!

Another week, another episode, and another T20I series win for England, making it eight in a row after clinching the series against South Africa with a game to spare. Join Seth and Emily as they divulge into the reasons for England's victory, and make their predictions for the three ODIs to come, the first starting Friday. There is also talk of both the West Indies' tour of New Zealand, and India's tour of Australia, as well as the inevitable 'maverick opinion' here and there. 

Join Seth and Emily for the first episode of Edged and Gone, a brand new cricket podcast, as they preview England's upcoming T20I Series against South Africa. They talk about their predictions for England's XI, whether Joe Root's omission from the T20 squad is the right decision, and the areas where the Proteas are most threatening. There's even talk about Gary Ballance, and some questionable choices for who they think will be player of the series.