Before you get stuck into your podcast, I'm Jonathan Agnew talking you through a very

new mini series hitting Tess Matt Special. It's called Project Ashes.

Over the last year I've been speaking to the people who are in charge of England's

attempts to win down under. It's loud. They let you know that they don't like you.

Got to try and embrace it if you can. We're in an illusion. You know, not last ten

tests but nine no doubt. England have only won once in Australia in the

last 34 years but could that change this winter? An income's pack comes from the far

ready. Volsostokes who hammers it for four.

What's against this baggy green thing that they keep torn about and I'd love to

you know stick one up. This is Project Ashes. Listen on BBC Sounds.

Now, back to your podcast. Guys, this is you warning. We do swear occasionally.

Every now and then we'll say the word sometimes, sometimes and even maybe

but don't let that put you off with nice people. We beep them out.

Where your kids can listen.

Enjoy.

And cross strikes in the first over. It's one in and we're looking for.

Partly falls down. The track comes going this time. She connects.

It's either six or out. It's six.

Hello and welcome back to No Bulls Greeting Podcast with me Alex Hartley and you Kate Cross.

The home of the hat stacking World Cup. It's official. It's been done. It's been

dusted and we've got a winner. Everybody we got a winner. Congratulations to.

Salafrika's captain.

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