Wisden Cricket Weekly
Join Mark Butcher, Yas Rana and the rest of the Wisden Cricket Weekly Podcast team for a weekly digest of the biggest stories from both English cricket and the wider world game.
- Update frequency
- every 2 days
- Average duration
- 53 minutes
- Episodes
- 686
- Years Active
- 2017 - 2025
Wisden Extra Podcast: And then there were five
India beat Bangladesh by 28 runs at Edgbaston to seal their place in the semi-finals and end the Tigers' chances of a top-four finish, leaving England, Pakistan and New Zealand to fight it out for th…
00:51:52 |
Tue 02 Jul 2019
Stars of the future, the Women's Ashes and net run-rates
The Wisden duo of Yas Rana and Ben Gardner discuss Sri Lanka's win over West Indies, the cons of using net run-rates, the Women's Ashes and Adil Rashid.
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00:29:27 |
Tue 02 Jul 2019
England keep World Cup dream alive
Yas Rana and CricViz's Ben Jones discuss a vital win for England over India at Edgbaston that keeps their World Cup dream alive.
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00:31:14 |
Mon 01 Jul 2019
Crowd trouble, captaincy struggles, and Pakistan being Pakistan
Ben Gardner is joined by Wisden writer Taha Hashim for his podcast debut to discuss Australia's comfortable win over New Zealand and Pakistan's thriller against Afghanistan.
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00:25:04 |
Sun 30 Jun 2019
South Africa's old guard perform and a look ahead to England's must win game on Sunday
Phil Walker and Vithushan Ehantharajah look back at South Africa's win over Sri Lanka and look forward to England's titanic, must win game against India on Sunday.
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00:29:09 |
Sat 29 Jun 2019
Zafar Ansari special: Quitting at 25, Trescothick, pay, public school dominance (and the World Cup)
In a special episode of the Wisden Cricket Daily Podcast, Zafar Ansari joins Yas Rana and Phil Walker to talk about his reasons for quitting the sport at 25, the ongoing World Cup, Marcus Trescothick…
00:50:22 |
Fri 28 Jun 2019
It's Babar Azam Day
It’s getting to the business end of the tournament, and on the back of a Babar Azam masterpiece that puts Pakistan right back in the heart of it, Phil Walker gets suitably carried away with the right…
00:25:27 |
Thu 27 Jun 2019
Panic on the streets of London
A Glastonbury-bound Jo Harman joins Phil Walker from Lord’s to unpick England’s latest botched run chase - make that three in four now - as Australia gave their hosts a lesson in how to play hard-boi…
00:23:03 |
Wed 26 Jun 2019
Wisden Extra Podcast: The race for the top four is hotting up
Jo Harman is joined by Daniel Norcross of Test Match Special and CricViz analyst Ben Jones to reflect on the last week of World Cup action and preview the key matches ahead.
With Bangladesh beating…
00:45:50 |
Tue 25 Jun 2019
Pakistan keep their semi-final hopes alive, the South African horror-show continues
At the 1992 World Cup, Pakistan won just one of their first five matches and went on to lift the trophy. Could history be about to repeat itself?
Jo Harman is joined by Daniel Gallan to look back a…
00:21:30 |
Mon 24 Jun 2019
Afghanistan’s near miss, the Dhoni go-slow and brilliant Brathwaite
Day 24 of the Men’s Cricket World Cup was Super Saturday – two games packed full of drama reaching nail-biting climaxes. Jo Harman is joined by Chetan Narula to reflect on India’s 11-run win over Afg…
00:28:24 |
Sun 23 Jun 2019
Sri Lanka stun England, race for semi-final places wide open
Jo Harman is joined by Phil Walker and Indian journalist Manoj Narayan as they probe England's shocking loss to Sri Lanka, how that has thrown this World Cup wide open and its effect on the tournamen…
00:31:56 |
Sat 22 Jun 2019
Mark Butcher special: The World Cup so far, Mark Wood, county cricket and Jimi Hendrix
Mark Butcher joins Yas Rana and Jo Harman on a special episode of the Wisden Cricket Daily Podcast. He talks about the World Cup so far, the disparity in athleticism between the top teams and the res…
00:55:04 |
Fri 21 Jun 2019
Williamson masterclass puts New Zealand go top, South Africa on verge of exit
Jo Harman is joined by Dan Gallan after another defeat for South Africa. A Kane Williamson masterclass all but ended their World Cup hopes, while New Zealand are virtually assured of a spot in the la…
00:24:36 |
Wed 19 Jun 2019
Morgan mania hits Old Trafford, England rewrite the record books
We are officially halfway through this tournament – 24 matches in, 24 to go. Phil Walker is joined by Jo Harman at Old Trafford to dissect England’s latest statement performance, at the hands of Afgh…
00:20:26 |
Wed 19 Jun 2019
Wisden Extra Podcast: An Audience with Robin Smith
Robin Smith, one of the greatest England batsmen of his era, a Hampshire institution and, in the words of Mark Nicholas, “A dashingly handsome player in every respect”, joins the author Jon Hotten an…
00:59:23 |
Tue 18 Jun 2019
Can anyone stop India? And is there any way back for hapless Pakistan?
The match to end all matches, a rivalry to shake and shape the world as we know it, the biggest game in the history of big games – at least since the last one – and a comprehensive cakewalk for this …
00:23:34 |
Mon 17 Jun 2019
Is it time we took this Australian side seriously? With Sam Perry of The Grade Cricketer
Is it time we started taking this Australian side seriously? Played five, won four, eight points, sitting pretty at the top of the table. And yet still the Australian sporting cognoscenti seem inte…
00:22:50 |
Sun 16 Jun 2019
England supreme, commentary censorship and more injuries
Dan Norcross joins Jo Harman and Phil Walker after a third dominant England win of the tournament. Dan also gives his opinion on the recent controversy regarding the freedom afforded to (or lack ther…
00:38:11 |
Sat 15 Jun 2019
Special: Tymal Mills on the World Cup, bowling fast and picking up cricket late
Tymal Mills joins Yas Rana and Phil Walker for a special episode looking at not only the World Cup but Tymal's career so far, fast bowling and the future of T20 competitions.
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00:38:43 |
Fri 14 Jun 2019
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