Charlie Dean and Tash Farrant on the summer of women’s cricket!
5/7/202652 min
England’s vice captain, Charlie Dean, and the latest addition to the Sky Sports Cricket commentary box, Tash Farrant, join Nas and Ath to look ahead to a huge summer of women’s cricket - which culminates in a T20 World Cup, but gets under way on Sunday with England facing New Zealand in Durham. It’s also where Charlie will captain England, with Nat Sciver-Brunt currently injured, and it's a match which you can follow across Sky Sports.
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First 90 secondsTracey Neville0:00
[crowd cheering] Yeah, gone, gone. He gets his fairy tale ending.
Michael Atherton· Host0:04
An epic way to go to a Test match 100.
Tracey Neville0:08
The London Spirit, first-time winners. Maybe the most remarkable thing you'll probably ever see in cricket. 604 and final Test wicket for Stuart Broad.
Michael Atherton· Host0:19
It's India who win the T20 World Cup.
Tracey Neville0:22
England's captain, Ben Stokes, while he is there, England have hope.
Michael Atherton· Host0:27
Okay, welcome to this week's Sky Cricket Podcast. The eagle-eyed amongst you will know that, uh, our artwork has been refreshed. You can see in the background, snazzy colors. And this artwork will be, be across all our coverage, uh, this year. Sadly, uh, two of the pundits haven't been refreshed. They're old and cranky. But we have got Tash каран with us, who, uh, brings a bit of youth and vitality. Although youth and vitality that should know about technology, and you struggled to get on this podcast this morning. What's going on? How are you, Tash?
Tash Farrant· Guest1:03
Yeah, no, I'm good. I know, I knew I was gonna get a bit of jiff as soon as I turned up. I was, I was actually early by three minutes, but yeah, struggled to get on, but on now. And yeah, no, I'm really good. Um, uh, been at home quite a bit, obviously enjoying retirement. Um, but yeah, just, um, kind of ready and raring to get going, um, with Sky and for the summer. Obviously, there's so much cricket to come.
Michael Atherton· Host1:23
I, I'm gonna ask you about your retirement in a minute, but Nas, how are you? What have you, what have you been up to?
Nasser Hussain· Host1:27
I'm good. I'm very good. Um, um,