Yeah, God.

Garnie gets his fairy tale ending.

An epic way to go to a test match 100.

The London sphere the first time win is.

They're like remarkable thing you'll probably ever seen cricket.

Six hundred and four and final test wicket that's new a ball.

It's ended when the T20 was happy.

England's captain Ben Stokes while he is there.

England have hope.

Welcome to this week's Sky cricket podcast.

It's been a little while since we've done one,

not since the start of the ODI series, but the international, the men's international summer came to a damp end

yesterday. You were up there, NASA, at Trembridge. I'm at the Oval, actually, this morning,

as is often the case when we do our podcast. I am working today on the final championship game of the season

and you're stuck in front of your bookcase. Never let the truth get in the way of a good story. You're

doing the first two days at the Oval. I'm doing the last two days. I try and end on the better

commentator and start with the weaker commentator. And I got back in the

rain at about 9 o'clock last night from a very damp Trent Bridge. For the first time ever,

the weather forecasters got it absolutely spot on. I mean, for days they were saying it was going

to rain at 2 o'clock. And just as Morg's went down, I swear Oly Morgan doesn't feel the cold or rain in any way. He went down like in a shirt to do the toss, and it was chucking it down. And that was it. It was done. It was no chance at all of play. So I'm looking forward to the Oval. Make sure it goes to the last two days, please. Go and get your mower out

and cut that pitch. Well, the forecast is good today for certain. I'm just looking out over

the ground. It's pretty early, obviously. Windy, but bright and clear. And the championship's

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