Green supreme but Labuschagne in pain as the WTC final approaches!

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Dennett on Cricket

Paul Dennett

30 episodes

6 days ago

Dennett on Cricket is a podcast for cricket fans who love the game beyond just the headlines. Hosted by Paul Dennett, it’s a mix of sharp analysis, great stories, and the kind of cricket chat that feels like a conversation with a mate. Whether it’s the latest matches, historical deep dives, or the big talking points, this is where the game comes to life.

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Green supreme but Labuschagne in pain as the WTC final approaches!

Dennett on Cricket

36 minutes 11 seconds

5 months ago

Green supreme but Labuschagne in pain as the WTC final approaches!

Marnus Labuschagne fails again for Glamorgan – will he make the WTC final XI?
Green hits an unbeaten 118, Bancroft 60 as Aussies dominate in county cricket
Kuhnemann career-best 6/53 – but will the selectors notice?
Caleb Jewell smashes 232 for Derbyshire
Harris falls short of 1,000 runs before May
Marsh blasts a stunning 117 in the IPL
Inglis and Stoinis in the runs; Tim David injured, Hazlewood back
Vaibhav Suryavanshi wraps up an astonishing debut IPL season at age 14
Cummins and Head lift SRH late; final table locked in
England v Zimbabwe Test – a heartening occasion for the game
Joe Root passes 13,000 Test runs – is Tendulkar’s mark in sight?
India names Test squad for England – Gill captain, Pant VC
Warner top scores twice in PSL but Karachi bow out
Quetta Gladiators win PSL final in high-scoring thriller
And a flashback to 28 May 1912: the day Jimmy Matthews took two hat-tricks in one Test!