LISTEN: Cricket Badger Ashes 2019 Weekly Podcast – Episode Eight the Review
James Buttler, the Cricket Badger, is joined by Oli Fisher and cricket journalist Aakash Sivasubramaniam as the trio look back on a fantastic Ashes series after England’s victory in the fifth Test at the Oval.
The trio ponder whether Steve Smith was the difference between the two sides, wonder whether 2-2 was a fair result, review the series and pick their England winter touring party.
And the charity competition comes to an end as the results are announced and the winner is able to make a donation to the charity of his choice.
This Podcast is brought to you in association with Cricket365.com and Paddy Power.
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