Yeah, gone.

Go on, 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 see in cricket.

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

It's India who win the T20 World Cup.

England's captain Ben Stokes while he is there.

England have hope.

Well, after a dismal ashes, the Sky Cricket podcast is back on the eve of the T20 World Cup,

the 10th edition of which, which gets underway on Saturday.

We'll be talking about that later on in the pod.

But NAS, first of all, it's a timely return for the pod,

given that England's under 19s have just beaten Australia under 19s in the semi-final of their world. It is. I mean, it must be us, Sat. Whenever we were around, it was all doom and gloom and negative ashes and everything that happened in the winter, the women's world cut. And then we've not been around, and they've had a brilliant month in Sri Lanka and the under

19s have gone off and got through to the final. I mean a semi-final against Australia,

Rue getting under, you've got to be a good player in a youth World Cup, Under 19 World Cup,

to get runs in a semi-final against Australia. You have to be a serious talent to be able to do that,

ath, don't you? Well, we were wallet all those years ago.

I wasn't. You were. For those two young enough to remember, which will be most of our

listeners, I should imagine, Mosellev and NAS, played in the very first on the 19 World

Cup,

which was in 1988, the bicentennial celebration of Australia.

And we were smashed in the semi-final by Australia at the Adelaide Oval,

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