Findings and Learnings

Tailenders

BBC

Sports, Comedy, Cricket

4.9 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 26 March 2026

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

A review of a review. This week we’re joined by Vithushan Ehantharajah, associate editor at ESPNcricinfo to try and make sense of the Review into the Mens Ashes Series - which England lost 4-1.

Plus how cricket helped Greg on his epic Comic Relief Cycling Challenge, what’s the minimum number of slides needed for a Powerpoint presentation and Mattchin most definitely does not rip off ‘Would I Lie To You?’.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:07.0	An early start here. It's time to kick off.
0:10.0	Your day. Morning!
0:11.9	What a line-up.
0:13.3	Oh, thanks very much. We do get some great guests on the show.
0:16.1	The crowd is loving this.
0:18.3	Thanks, guys. Thank you. Too kind.
0:20.2	From morning chaos to match day commentary.
0:23.6	And everything in between.
0:25.0	BBC sounds packed with personality.
0:28.8	Hello and welcome to Tellenders.
0:31.3	Hello and thank you for having us on Tearlanders from the bottom of my heart to yours.
0:35.3	Oh, well, I felt that from the bottom of your heart and it's gone straight into the top of mine and now going to the bottom of my heart to yours. Oh, well, I felt that from the bottom of your heart,
0:37.6	and it's gone straight into the top of mine,
0:39.7	and now going to the bottom.
0:42.0	There goes my hero.
0:45.5	How are you doing, Greg?
0:47.4	I'm very well, and I'm very, very, very happy to be back on Tailenders.
0:52.5	This is such a great place.
0:55.1	Oh, mate.
0:56.1	I've missed you very much.
0:57.7	Although I did see Matching Tendorka in Bristol, obviously.
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