Nasser Hussain, Lydia Greenway and Ebony Rainford-Brent discuss the Women's T20 World Cup final, India's opportunity to change the global game, and keyboard warriors.

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Women's T20 World Cup final preview

Lydia Greenway, Isa Guha and Mel Jones preview the Women's T20 World Cup, looking at favourites Australia, Heather Knight's England and more. The trio also talk filling up the MCG and front-foot no-ball technology.

Knight leading England's T20 World Cup charge

Sir Alastair Cook and James Anderson discuss the pressures that come with playing international cricket, Anderson's England future and how he might have to be managed going forward, while they also reflect on the highs and lows of their respective ODI careers...

James Anderson: I don't think I've peaked yet

James Anderson stars on the latest Sky Sports Cricket Podcast, discussing his return to fitness, form in South Africa and how he deals with the highs and lows of Test cricket. The seamer also lifts the lid on his his team-mates Ben Stokes, Mark Wood and Jofra Archer and new coach Chris Silverwood.

James Anderson: Form, fitness & fear of failure

Moeen Ali speaks to Ian Ward and says he plans to return to Test cricket after a tough end to 2019 which saw him consider quitting the longest form.

Moeen Ali: I want to play for England

Dr Ali Bacher reflects on his five decades at the heart of South African cricket, including his role in the rebel tours before the end of apartheid.

Dr Ali Bacher: unifying South Africa

Cricket Debate guests Alec Stewart and Paul Farbrace say England should try to convince Moeen Ali to tour Sri Lanka in March, while also reflecting on a superb 3-1 win series win in South Africa.

Do England need Moeen in Sri Lanka?

Cricket Debate guests Rob Key and Graham Gooch talk Mark Wood's five-wicket haul, whether Ben Stokes should bowl more for England, demerit points, Vernon Philander and more.

Will Wood's form fire up Archer?

Sir Alastair Cook reflects on his record-breaking England Test career with Nick Night and Rory Burns, his captaincy highs and lows and gives the reason behind his decision to retire from the international game.

Cook 'lost that fire' for Test cricket

Graham Gooch and Robert Croft reflect on a disastrous second day of the fourth Test for South Africa, as Mark Wood and Stuart Broad belted them to all parts with the bat, before England reduced them to 88-6 in their first innings.

Disaster day for South Africa in Jo'burg

After Ben Stokes appeared to swear at a spectator during day one of England's fourth Test against South Africa, Alec Stewart and Robert Croft debate whether he was in the wrong.

Was Stokes in the wrong for fan spat?

As England wrapped up a convincing innings victory over South Africa in the third Test, Joe Root was smashed for a record-equalling 28 runs in one over so, on The Cricket Debate, we ask Alec Stewart and Mark Rampraskash if the England skipper bowled himself for too long?

Did Root bowl himself for too long?

Makhaya Ntini talks to Nasser Hussain about his remarkable journey from a herding cattle in a small village in the Eastern Cape to becoming the first black African cricketer to play for South Africa and going on to take 390 Test wickets.

Makhaya Ntini: South Africa's trailblazer

England are on the verge of a Test win against South Africa in Port Elizabeth and captain Joe Root starred with the ball! Mark Ramprakash and Graham Gooch joined Charles on The Cricket Debate to look the action on day four.

Would bowling more help Root's batting?

Steven Finn speaks to Nick Knight and Rob Key on which batsman he found toughest to face, England's exciting, youthful Test team, their use of Jofra Archer, as well as his fitness and future cricketing aspirations.

Steve Finn on fitness, future, Jofra Archer and Shane Watson!

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