CWC Day 33: The art of opening and West Indies fall short. Again.

Test Match Special

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🗓️ 1 July 2019

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

After his heroics against India, England's Jason Roy takes us inside the mind of an opener. Graeme Swann and Jeremy Coney look ahead to England against New Zealand. We reflect on Sri Lanka beating West Indies in a thriller at Chester-le-Street with Sir Curtly Ambrose, and you'll hear from captain Heather Knight as England prepare to face Australia in the Women's Ashes.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.7	Available every day during the Cricket World Cup.
0:07.5	This is the TMS Podcast from BBC Radio Five Lies.
0:13.3	Oh, what a cow!
0:14.8	I do not know what I'm doing!
0:16.4	I've just seen you cannot do that.
0:18.7	Chris Wohns.
0:19.8	Australia had, infallibly, won the fifth World Cup.
0:24.0	And India have caused one of the greatest upsets
0:26.8	in the history of all sport.
0:28.5	The captain has scored the winning run for Sri Lanka
0:31.6	who have won the World Cup for the first time in their history.
0:40.0	Hello, I'm Charles Dagnall and welcome to Chest and Listerie.
0:42.7	The venue for England's crucial game against New Zealand on Wednesday.
0:46.3	Where we get as much drama as we've seen today.
0:48.8	Sri Lanka have beaten the West Indies by 23 runs.
0:52.0	The Wendy's were chasing a World Cup record of 339,
0:55.2	but fell just short.
0:56.6	So, currently, Ambrose will join me for reaction
0:58.9	and we'll look ahead to the start of the Women's Ashes.
1:01.5	But let's begin with England,
1:02.7	with what you lots of insight from the camp during the World Cup,
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