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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Sky Sports Cricket Podcast gives cricket fans a detailed room for England, Ashes, T20 World Cup, and The Hundred debates.
Sky Sports Cricket Podcast belongs in Sports as a serious cricket listen, built around long, conversation-led episodes on England, Australia, The Hundred, the T20 World Cup, and the arguments that come with selection, preparation, captaincy, and money.
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A practical Gabba preview centered on pink-ball conditions and Travis Head.
Nas's return to the Gabba gives the discussion its shape: a brief accreditation hiccup opens into a steady look at what a pink-ball Test asks of batters, bowlers, and leadership under lights.
A clear-eyed Adelaide Oval discussion with real Test-match weight.
Joe Root and Nasser Hussain begin at Adelaide Oval, then the discussion widens to what England need in Australia: stay better for longer, accept that the conditions are not England's, and keep their heads when the bubble starts to grind them down.
A cricket-focused Adelaide Hills discussion that uses old Ashes memories to frame preparation, conditions, and temperament.
The Sky Sports Cricket Podcast frames a stop in the Adelaide Hills as more than scenery, using the Lane Vineyard and its mid-1990s wine history to give the discussion a grounded sense of place.
A semi-final discussion that cares more about selection logic than polish.
The Sky Cricket Podcast leans into the semi-final build-up and uses the travel chatter well before settling into India's batting choices. From there, it gets practical: form, matchups, left-handers, and the need for a right-hander all come into focus.
A blunt Ashes debrief that treats preparation and accountability as the real scoreboard.
Australia's victory provides the backdrop, but the real story is England's preparation and the degree of accountability resting with the coach and management group.
A dry, useful Adelaide preview built around pitch talk, selection pressure, and Smith's influence.
The piece keeps its focus on the pitch, the selection calls, and the way Australia can bring Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon back into a side that already looks stronger.
A blunt Ashes debrief that still finds fight in Stokes and England.
England's defeat is framed as a serious Ashes setback, not just a single bad result. At 2-0 down after six days, Australia look to have one hand on the series, and the margin now feels painfully small.
A World Cup chat that uses the Super 8 to widen the frame on the game.
Recorded in Kandy before the opening Super 8 game in Colombo, this Sky Cricket episode has a travel-stained, on-the-road feel that suits a show drifting between weather, logistics, and the bigger question of how the game grows.
Local cricket, score by score.
Cricket analysis with the lid off.
Loose talk, sharp turns, real feeling.
Cricket reaction with memory and nerve.
The panel looks back on England's famous win in Australia, with the old Ashes pain still hanging over it.
Sky Sports Cricket Podcast uses Adelaide and Noosa as the frame for a long England-Australia Test discussion, with the hosts recalling Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Hills, and old Ashes tours.
Rob Key uses Sky Sports Cricket Podcast to defend England’s Ashes review, saying a repeat of the usual sack-and-restart cycle has not worked overseas and that the management group stayed in place after Richard Gould’s review.
Joe Root and Nasser Hussain record at the Adelaide Oval before the third Test, with Root describing the ground as “one of the special cricket grounds in the world.” Root revisits his 19-year-old move to the Darren Lehman Academy, where he trained with Scott Borthwick, Liam Norwell and James Taylor, lived with a local family, and says the experience helped his cricket and his life.
Sky Sports Cricket Podcast brings Dinesh Kartik to preview the T20 World Cup semi-finals in Kolkata and Mumbai, with England facing India and South Africa meeting New Zealand.
The hosts look ahead to the Sydney Test match.
A detailed analysis of day three of the Sydney Ashes Test, focusing on Australia's dominant position built on centuries from Steve Smith and Travis Head, and England's struggles with bowling, fielding, and mental fatigue.
The Sky Sports Cricket Podcast reviews The Hundred auction, discussing record spending, team rebranding, and player reactions.
Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain preview the second Ashes Test at the Gabba, discussing team selections, Pat Cummins' potential return, and a tribute to Robin Smith.
This episode provides a detailed analysis of Day 2 of the first Ashes Test in Brisbane, where Australia built a 44-run lead after a day of dramatic swings.
Analysis of day two of the Adelaide Ashes Test, where Australia's bowlers delivered a masterclass to put England's hopes 'hanging by a thread'.
Post-match analysis following England's loss of the Ashes to Australia, featuring Rob Key (ECB Managing Director) openly discussing preparation failures, team selection rationale, and management accountability.
Cricket analysts review day three of an Ashes Test in Adelaide, focusing on Travis Head's brilliant century that put Australia in command and England's fighting response led by Ben Stokes.
Sky Sports Cricket Podcast analyzes day one of the second Ashes Test in Adelaide, where Australia reached 326/8 after winning the toss.
Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain analyse the fourth day of the Sydney Ashes Test, focusing on Jacob Bethell's emotional maiden Test century and its implications for England's batting lineup.
The episode starts with England 2-0 down after the second Test.
Sky Sports cricket analysts Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain provide day-by-day analysis of the Ashes test match, focusing on England's precarious position, individual player performances, and tactical decisions.
The Sky Sports Cricket podcast analyzes a chaotic Boxing Day at the MCG where 20 wickets fell on the first day of the Ashes Test.
Analysis of the absorbing first day of the Ashes Test at The Gabba, focusing on Joe Root's crucial century that rescued England from early trouble.
Sky Sports Cricket Podcast records special episode from Adelaide Oval ahead of the third Ashes Test.
The Sky Cricket Podcast returns on the eve of the T20 World Cup.
Sky Sports analysts dissect England's disastrous third day in the Ashes at the Gabba, where Australia outplayed them in every department.
The Sky Sports Cricket Podcast reviews the 2025-26 Ashes series, where Australia won 4-1, with hosts Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain analysing England's errors, missed chances, and coaching strategies.
Analysis of the second day's play in the Sydney Ashes Test, focusing on Joe Root's brilliant century for England and Australia's fightback.
Analysis of the first day of the Sydney Ashes Test, where England's Joe Root and Harry Brook built a strong partnership after early wickets.
The Sky Sports Cricket podcast hosts analyze England's dramatic two-day victory in the Melbourne Ashes Test, ending a 15-year wait for a win in Australia.
Sky Sports Cricket Podcast takes a Melbourne tour with Jackson Warne inside the Australian Sports Museum’s Shane Warne exhibition at the MCG.
The Sky Cricket Podcast records from Kandy as the World Cup heads into the Super 8s.