LISTEN: Cricket Badger Ashes Weekly Podcast – Episode Three
James Buttler, the Cricket Badger, is joined by Cricket 365’s Oli Fisher and cricket journalist Aakash Sivasubramaniam to assess England’s chances of bouncing back from a one-nil deficit in the Ashes at the Home of Cricket.
Can Australia perform again at Lord’s? And what difference will Jofra Archer make to the biggest contest cricket can give us?
The trio will be back every week throughout the series to assess the action just gone, chew over the talking points and make their predictions on the week ahead.
Gamble responsibly and we will see you next week! Enjoy the Ashes!
This Podcast is brought to you in association with Cricket365.com and Paddy Power.
MORE FROM THE CRICKET BADGER PODCAST
- Ashes Weekly Podcast – Episode Two
- Ashes Weekly Podcast – Episode One
- Cricket Badger Podcast with Ian Dews
- Cricket Badger Podcast with The Grade Cricketer
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