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You're listening to the TMS podcast from BBC Radio 5 Live.

This is Five Live cricket with me, Eleanor Aldroyd.

We're talking all about captaincy.

England's men have a new white ball leader in Harry Brook. England's women are searching for a new captain after Heather Knight's sacking last month.

So how has the role changed over the past few years? What does the franchise era mean for the job?

And what about the role in the women's game? Yorkshire's Lauren Winfield Hill will join us a little later on to talk about that.

With us first, though, we've got three of the most distinguished leaders the game has had to offer,

a former England captain across multiple formats.

Sir Alistair Cook, good evening.

Good evening, Ellie.

The current T20 captain at Sussex.

Tamal Males, hello, Tamal.

Hi, everyone.

And one of the finest team captains, a question of sport, has ever seen.

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