LISTEN: Cricket Badger Podcast – Boyd Rankin ahead of Ireland’s Test at Lord’s
James Buttler, the Cricket Badger, is joined by Boyd Rankin – the former England and current Ireland player – ahead of this week’s Test match at Lord’s.
The paceman joins the podcast to look ahead to the four-day encounter at the Home of Cricket, while he also reflects on his frustration that Ireland were not able to compete at the 2019 Cricket World Cup, during which this chat was recorded.
He also takes on the Badger 20 Questions…
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