Yeah, gone.

Gone.

He gets his fairy tale ending.

An epic way to go to a test match 100.

The London sphere the first-time win is.

The most remarkable thing you'll probably ever seen cricket.

Six hundred and four and final test wicket that's new up all.

It's ended.

Will win the T20 World Cup.

England's captain Ben Stokes, while he is there, England have hope.

This week's Sky Cricket podcast.

I'm in Hertfordshire.

NASA is in Goua Hardy.

We're a week or so into the Women's World Cup.

The last time we were on the pod, Nash, you were winging about your visa. Clearly, the public whinge worked,

and you managed to get a visa pronto after that. Firstly, that's just a lie. I wasn't winging.

Secondly, that's not the whole story. I got in eventually. Friday night, the visa came through, six o'clock for me Monday morning flight. And everything went perfectly. And then I was so tired. I slept from Delhi to Gooharty on the internal flight. And I slept so so well I left my passport on the plane so I got

off the plane having spent a month to get a visa trying to get into the country I don't think I could

get out of the country so everyone was scrambling around to find my passport which I eventually got

a Guirahati cricket club or cricket ground.

So I'm here, safe and well, enjoying the tournament. We're about a week into it now, aren't we?

And the top three are the top three, England, Australia and India sit at the top of the group.

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