The Sickness Episode (aka The Perils of Playing in White Trousers)

Tailenders

BBC

Sports, Cricket, Comedy

4.9 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 31 December 2019

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

An emergency ’Tailenders Assemble’ podcast to look back at the first test between South Africa and England which was blighted by a sickness bug that swept through the England team resulting in quarantined players and plenty of antiseptic wipes. Plus how to make a cup of tea while scoring and an update on project mobilisation.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:05.0	Hello and welcome to TailEnders.
0:08.8	Thank you for having us on TailEnders.
0:10.7	You are welcome. It is a multi-location emergency edition
0:17.0	of the podcast today. This is Greg James.
0:19.6	I am one of many family visits over the festive period.
0:26.8	Jimmy is in South Africa.
0:28.4	Felix, I believe you are in Radio Kazakhstan.
0:31.6	I am. I am. We are arranging an emergency pod between tests,
0:36.3	which we haven't planned. I didn't want to leave Shaki all in his own
0:39.1	BBC Kazakhstan, wherever we are.
0:41.4	So I'm joining him for me in a very confined space with him.
0:45.4	It's led to BBC.
0:47.4	It's nice to see his is Sherpy Faced.
0:49.5	We already talk logistics, which we'll get into.
0:52.3	We don't know whether or not he has a bed there.
0:55.2	He may well have a little snooze room or something.
0:59.0	A schocky in a snooze room.
1:01.6	Do you want to talk on this one, Shaki?
1:04.8	No. Did you arrive together or was he already there?
1:10.1	I've never arrived at BBC with Shaki,
1:12.4	which might suggest that he maybe does have a snooze room.
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