Sky Sports Cricket Podcast

Mark Butcher is joined by Michael Atherton and Kumar Sangakkara to take a look back at the second day of the fourth Ashes Test between England and Australia at Old Trafford.Zak Crawley's magnificent innings gave England a first innings lead and the guys discuss how technical changes and Australia's fields to him helped him post a big score.There's also discussion about how England can force a positive result with the weather forecast not looking great for the weekend, and whether, as well as injuries, Australia are also suffering from a defensive team selection.

Mark Butcher is joined by Kumar Sangakkara and Dinesh Karthik as they discuss the opening day of the fourth Ashes Test between England and Australia. Stuart Broad's 600th Test wicket was a major talking point as Australia finished on 299-8, while wicketkeeper Karthik gave his thoughts on Alex Carey's controversial stumping of Jonny Bairstow at Lord's.

Daggers and Lyds are joined by Australia legend Alex Blackwell to look ahead to the three-match ODI series, with England trailing Australia 6-4 in the multi-format Women's Ashes. They talk selection dilemmas, Australia's strength in depth and reaction to the series down under. Plus Daggers reveals how he'll be celebrating his birthday!

Ian Ward is joined by Eoin Morgan, Mel Jones and Mark Butcher to discuss the action on Day Four of the Third Ashes Test, as England win by three wickets to narrow Australia's current series lead to 2-1. Harry Brook, Mark Wood and Chris Woakes emerged as England's heroes in Headingley, to score a combined total of 123 runs to seal the victory for the home side.

Mel Jones is joined by Nasser Hussain and Kumar Sangakkara as they discuss a more positive day for England after Ben Stokes and his side put themself to within 26 runs of Australia before the second innings. Bowler Moeen Ali then took two wickets, including an angry Steve Smith's as Australia finished the day 116-4, leading by 142.

Mel Jones is joined by Eoin Morgan and Kumar Sangakkara as they discuss the opening day of the third Ashes Test between England and Australia. Mark Wood's incredible first appearance was a major talking point as he took five wickets to help get Australia out for 263.

Michael Atheron, Kumar Sangakkara and Mark Taylor join Ian Ward as they look back at Jonny Bairstow's controversial dismissal during the second Ashes Test and discuss if it breach the spirit of cricket.

Ahead of the second T20 in the Women's Ashes, Daggers and Lyds look back at the two matches so far and ask if England can claw back the 6-0 deficit. We discuss whether Lauren Filer should've been included in the T20s, what England's top order could do differently and ponder whether the series format should be tweaked.

Michael Atherton and an array of guests discuss Australia's second Test victory over England in the Ashes. Ben Stokes' hit a spectacular 155 but couldn't help England draw level as further drama followed with Jonny Bairstow's controversial dismissal and an incident involving the Australian team in the Lords' Long Room.

Michael Atherton is joined by Eoin Morgan and Kevin Pietersen to run through day four of the second Ashes Test at Lord's. They discuss England's chances of victory, the impact of Nathan Lyon's injury on the Australia team and Pat Cummins' sizzling spell with the ball.

Michael Atherton is joined by Mel Jones, East London cricket operations manager Arfan Akram and PA Media cricket correspondent Rory Dollard to discuss the report by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket.

Mel Jones is joined by Kevin Pietersen and Ricky Ponting as they run through day three of the second Ashes Test. On the agenda today we discuss a chaotic start to the day, why England need to sort their tactics and Usman Khawaja's continued impressive form.

Mel Jones is joined by Eoin Morgan and Ricky Ponting as they run through day two of the second Ashes Test. On the agenda today we discuss the severity of Nathan Lyon's injury, when might Steve Smith retire and if Australia are losing their discipline after Cam Green's no-balls.

Mel Jones is joined by Eoin Morgan and Kevin Pietersen as they run through day one of the second Ashes Test. On the agenda today we discuss KP's bell ringing experience, Josh Tongue fighting back to get two wickets after struggling in his first three overs and if Broad should have bowled against Marnus?

Ian Ward is joined by Nasser Hussain, Mel Jones and Michael Atherton at Lord's to reflect on the report by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket, which found widespread institutional racism, sexism and class-based discrimination in the English game.

Daggers is joined by Charlotte Edwards to discuss the fifth and final day of the Test as Australia beat England by 89 runs. We discuss England's batting collapse to 178 all out, Ashleigh Gardner's brilliant 12-wicket haul in the match, the importance of five-day Test matches in women's cricket and whether England can bounce back to regain the Ashes.

Lyds is joined by Simon Doull to run through the fourth day of the Test with Australia just five wickets away from victory over England. We discuss whether Danni Wyatt holds the key to seeing England home, whether Lauren Filer should play a part in the one day matches and the ongoing brilliance of Sophie Ecclestone.

Mel Jones is joined by Charles Dagnall, Isa Guha, Charlotte Edwards and Geoff Lemon as they discuss the big questions concerning the women's game at the moment, including how franchise cricket is impacting international sides and whether every series should be multi-format.

Katherine Sciver-Brunt joins Daggers to give some insight into what makes Tammy Beaumont special after she became the first England player to score a double-hundred in a women's Test. They also assess the state of the game and whether England missed a trick with the new ball as Australia started their second innings.

Charlotte Edwards joins Lyds to run through the second day of the Test as England fight back through Tammy Beaumont and Heather Knight after a special innings from Australia's Annabel Sutherland.