Enjoy even more of the ashes

With BBC sounds it means everything as a kid's a pinnacle of test cricket find out what it takes to lift the famous earn in how to win the ashes

I already decided how I was gonna go about it if I was going to get out

It was gonna take a great ball or a great catch and the tail enders boys are back

Let's talk about your ashes memories Jimmy. Talk us through your debut in Brisbane in 2006. Yeah, we got battered

Take the ashes with you this summer on radio five sports extra and BBC South

You're listening to the TMS podcast from BBC Radio five live

Hello and welcome to a special TMS program chatting to the England women's captain Heather Knight as we head towards the start of the women's ashes over the next half an hour

Well, of course get the thoughts of Heather about the series, but also find out a little more about how she went from being offered a place at Cambridge University

To following her cricketing dreams and lifting the World Cup at lords in 2017

With me to help to get to know the England skipper and part of that successful team from six years ago is test match special

Alex Hartley Alex lovely to have you

With me, but also Heather. Thank you for joining us and taking the time

To help us look ahead to this ashes series it is

Whenever an ashes comes around it is exciting tense nervous. How are you? Yeah, I'm excited

Yeah, I'm really excited the build up for a big event is always worse

than actually getting started and getting stuck into the cricket so

Yeah, it was the leader the two weeks before picking the squad to get in

Well trying to get everyone in as good a place as you can trying to get yourself individually in a place to perform

So yes, the two weeks before which are probably

Actually the hardest and then once cricket gets started is actually right okay. I can do

What one doing our play cricket and that's what I tend to relax and get into a series and get into the big games

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