This is the Friends of History Debating Society. I'm John Bachelor, little under the weather to Jeremy

Zachus in New South Wales, and we come now to start the trash talking of ashes. We don't do it.

We just observe that it starts it

It starts sooner every season. It's been what about 16

15 months since the last ashes series. It took place in England and it was a tie and therefore

the match went to, the test went to Australia because they won the previous Ashes series in Australia.

Now we're coming for the ashes.

A five day test in different cities beginning in December.

Is that correct, Jeremy that's correct that we beginning in December going

to January and they've started trash talking already in this particular trash talk they're looking at picking off one of your

stars. Who?

This is an individual named Daniel Warl. Now Daniel is a, I guess you could say say we treat him as a born and bred

Australian. He's been playing Australian cricket forever more and he's one of

our best spin bowlers and what he can do he can not only do spin bowling which is basically a form of doing like a change up

in baseball but with a cricket ball he can also do that a very very tricky technique

called a swing bowl and now a swing bowl is it might sound is actually when the ball is made to

swing very much at the last minute so that the batsman can't actually hit it and what they do is basically

is they bowled the ball they spin it left or right in such a way that when it bounces on the cricket pitch,

it dramatically changes direction very, very quickly, very close to the batter, and it's very hard to hit.

And if you can get it right right you can actually make the ball swing

behind the batter and hit the stumps which means they are out. But the problem with

Daniel Warrell is that and this is a problem I guess he was born with he's actually also a British citizen he's also got a

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