This is the Friends of History Debating Society.

I'm John Batsch with Jeremy Sackas,

seasoned new South Wales, where there's summer thunderstorms normal.

However, the season's been warm and there's lots of lychee,

which are an exotic strawberry-like fruit that's headed to the United States.

I look forward to finding one,

because I've now reported on something I never heard of.

And there's cricket, cricket, cricket.

Jeremy's taught me enough to understand that we're all,

everybody's preparing for the World Championship T20 in South Africa.

And the women's team in Australia seems to have a lot of skill.

The men's team, that's a mystery.

So first, I'll speak to the women's team.

Jeremy, they're shaping up to take on the whole world.

They defeated Pakistan easily.

They're playing T20.

Remind everybody the difference between a five-day test match,

which is traditional and a T20.

Thank you.

Yes, John, the difference is really in the length of the game.

So the five-day test match is that sounds goes over five days.

And at the end of that five days, you have a winner.

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