Lord’s Preview: Can England bounce back?

Test Match Special

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🗓️ 13 August 2019

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Jonathan Agnew and Geoff Lemon look ahead to the second Ashes Test at Lord’s. We hear from Joe Root on what Jofra Archer could do on his Test debut. Australia captain Tim Paine explains why they’ve changed a bowler from Edgbaston, and Jack Leach tells us why, after being dropped for the Edgbaston Test, he paid £10 to play club cricket instead.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:06.7	The TMS podcast at the Ashes,
0:09.2	downloading, subscribe via the BBC Sounds app.
0:12.6	The big girl is gone and Englander won the actress.
0:15.2	Stress is bold.
0:16.6	Oh, bold via beauty, pitched in the rough and turned a mile.
0:22.3	Both of them swings again and hits the...
0:23.6	It's six runs, it's six runs, that is 100.
0:27.0	Goff runs away on a hat trick and he boils to men.
0:29.2	It's bold him, daring goffers, taking a hat trick.
0:31.8	No, is it? Is it the Ashes? Yes, Englander won the Ashes.
0:39.6	Hello, welcome to the TMS Special Podcast.
0:41.7	I'm Jonathan Agnew.
0:42.7	To Sonny Lords, I'm afraid the forecast doesn't
0:45.2	it very good for the first of the second Ashes test match
0:47.9	tomorrow. It could easily be washed out, in fact.
0:50.0	We'll hear from Joe Root from the Australian captain, Tim Payne,
0:53.1	and Jack Leach, who we're expecting to play tomorrow.
0:56.2	And he'll explain why he paid 10 pounds to play Club Cricket
0:59.9	whilst England were losing the first test against Australia.
1:07.4	Or with me is the ABC's Jeff Lemmon?
1:09.9	Jeff, what are you expecting?
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