by Welcome to the Podcast Telegraph Cricket. Between our chief cricket correspondent, Nick Hoult, our cricket news correspondent News Will Macpherson and our Jake Goodwill features publisher, we will guide you through all the biggest discussion points of the English cricket and also give what is happening behind the scenes.
Each episode, the trio will review the summer test games in England to a central point in the “Bazball” era to make sure you are as informed as possible.
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Nick Hoult, chief cricket correspondent
Nick began his journalism career at Northampton Chronicle and Echo and join The telegraph Staff in 2006. He has full of the England team since 2008.
Will Macpherson, Cricket News correspondent
Will covered the international and national game for The telegraph Since he joined 2022 from the Evening standardWhere he covered cricket and rugby. The objective of his work is what is happening behind the scenes of the English game, from the selection of the squad to the sale of franchises.
Jake Goodwill, editor of sports features
Jake joined The telegraph In 2019, he entered the role of editor three years later. He plays a key role in shaping The telegraphThe cricket cover is alongside the rest of the editorial team.
Episode two
England operational after thriller with India
England took an advance of 1-0 in its series of five tests with India after producing another sensational prosecution in Headingley on Tuesday.
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Jake, Nick and will reflect on an unforgettable five days of test cricket and will praise for England programming, and in particular Ben Duckett who struck 149 in his last rounds to help direct his team until victory.
There are also praise for Ollie Pope who put himself in bag a century and the justification of Ben Stokes after winning the draw and chose to play first.
As for India, we ask if they have thrown more than one opportunity to win the test match and the changes they could bring to win the second test.
We also ask why Headingley was not considered for an ash test in 2027 and we answer your questions as usual.
