Mattchin embraces cutting edge technology to drag Tailenders into the brave new world of AI (spoiler – it didn’t go well). Plus, which cricketer refused to give up his hotel suite for Pep Guardiola, why spectators at The County Ground in Chelmsford might have seen more of the Lancashire team than they bargained for, and…
After taking time out to compose themselves following Mattchin’s medical update (and the photo he sent to the group), the Tailenders discuss the Men’s World Cup Squad and The Hundred.
The Tailenders preview the bilateral Men’s Test series between England and Pakistan, plus F1 grid walks, Jamie T gigs, the wisdom of Gary Barlow and Mattchin returns with a new edition of one of his classic quizzes.
The return of Mattchin’s most (only) original quiz ‘Don’t Fret’ plus ‘Egg Stories’, the Tailender who got a lift from a NZ cricketer’s Auntie, live (ish) grass cutting and bone cracking.
The Co-Chairs of the Oval Invincibles celebrate their inaugural win in the men’s Hundred at Lord’s.
The inside story of the incredible, extraordinary, record breaking first men’s test match between Pakistan and England.
Lead owner of the Rajasthan Royals, Manoj Badale, joins The Tailenders to discuss all things IPL – including what’s it like to play ‘real’ Fantasy Cricket, working with Shane Warne and the future of franchise cricket. Plus Felix goes full ‘Dragon’s Den’ and re-pitches his World Test Championship idea.
Jimmy has advice on how to keep the Cricketing Gods happy, Mattchin is on the road to recovery and Greg and Felix are lost in a world of ‘Stone Cold Steve Austin’. Plus Issy Wong is back on the pod, a review of England’s latest white ball matches and some very random tour ideas.
Greg, Jimmy and Felix reflect on the second men’s Test match between Pakistan and England. Plus Felix reveals an unexpected clothing purchase, journalist Sonia Twigg joins us to chat about life on the road as part of the Press Pack in Pakistan, Wayne Madsen news, Joe Root’s impressions of ‘Our Jimmy’ and ’Stat-Bombs’
More from Manoj Badale, lead owner of the Rajasthan Royals, plus we are joined by a very special guest – NZ legend and Mattchin lookalike Colin de Grandhomme.