Yeah, gone.

Go on, he gets its fairy tale ending.

An epic way to go to a test match 100.

The London spirit of 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 a ball.

It's India who win the T20 World Cup.

England's captain Ben Stokes while he is there, England have hope.

Okay then, the first Sky cricket podcast of this World Cup.

It's been quite difficult to coordinate myself and

NAS together because we've been flitting all over the place in the opening stages, although

it's been hugely enjoyable World Cup so far. So we're now in candy just to explain that we're

recording this pod before tonight's opening Super 8 game in Colombo that's between

New Zealand and Pakistan we've driven up to candy for our drive today there's a bit of

weather around it's been raining very heavily this afternoon it's very humid so if you

hear the odd clap of thunder that's why nas you've been on the road as well, but good to see you.

And Mo, welcome to the podcast. First appearance on the Sky Cricket podcast. You brought the worst

trainers we have ever seen. If F doesn't like your gears, that's a compliment. Have I ever heard

it right? You've been riding a horse as well. I was there. John Wayne or something.

Yeah. I just saw the sign horse riding and I thought that's something to do. And Adil's been with you, as he? Adil's all, yeah. Where you go, he goes. Yeah, yeah. You're fasting at the moment, can you? Yeah, yeah. It's been good. Excuse my ignorance. How did you cope with that when you played? I played, yeah. I actually found, I did it very early, so in county cricket I was doing it before I played for England and that was right in the summer. So I found, they were the hard days and I thought if I can do that, I can do anything. And so when I used to fast in the counter, I actually played better when I fasted. And I always said I batted better because I didn't want to be in the change rooms. Sat doing nothing, you know, you're sniffing food. Exactly right. It's always fine. I used to play better. But I told myself, or I trained myself, that your body can do anything, And you can get through anything and it's been better. But I told myself or trained myself that your body can do anything and you can get through anything and it's fine. I said to Wardie, he's like, you're going to play golf and I said, it were times you go dark and he went, 613. I went, that's a bit specific. And he said, yeah, Mo, Tom, exactly where it goes down. Just remind everybody where you are at the moment.

You've moved to Dubai, you're living there, retired obviously from international cricket, but still giving it a go and signed for Yorkshire, of course.

Yeah, I'm playing, I still feel like I'm playing a lot of cricket.

I'm playing most of the leagues around the world.

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