WCS On The Road

10/04/13 • 1 min

World Cricket Show

Adam and Tony take on America.

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Adam and Tony take on America.

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Previous Episode

Episode 196

Guess who's back!?

On a triumphant comeback pod, Adam and Tony discuss England's squad for the forthcoming Ashes tour. Is height everything? Should Boyd Rankin really be playing for England? And why were Onions and Compton left out?

In addition, there are some tremendous Sidenotes involving a crocodile under the bed, and Nathan Bracken's attempt to hit the political world for six.

Also this week:

Tony almost got everybody murdered in New York

Adam gets scammed out of $10

Glib comments about the break-up of Shane Warne's serious relationship

Reasons why baseball is inferior to cricket

Adam is mentally weak at mini golf (and everything else, come to that)

All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - what a Shane.

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Next Episode

Episode 197

Get out of the way, the World Cricket Show's coming through.

On the pod this week, Adam and Tony look ahead to the looming Test series between Pakistan and South Africa in the UAE. After a demoralising whitewash in South Africa, can Pakistan get some revenge in more familiar conditions? Will Saeed Ajmal do to the Proteas what he did to England? Or will Steyn and co simply be too strong?

In addition, Afghanistan get to the World Cup and Steve Harmison retires, and Adam and Tony have a good old natter about it all.

Also this week:

Adam loses the plot in the accent department, in a big way

The triumphant return of the body boarding anecdotes

Afghanistan's win gives Russell Howard plenty to get his teeth into

Tony's been having lots of good clean fun on GTA V

As far as video games are concerned, Adam still thinks it's 1998

All this and more on the latest edition of the World Cricket Show - just because we use...

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