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Hello, I'm Mark Chapman.

Welcome to the Test Match Special Podcast with us Phil Toughnell, Sam Billings and

Timal Mills. We'll talk about both semi-finals at the Men's World Cup shortly first though.

We'll look at how England moved forward from

their World Cup performance because looking to the future is what it's all about

Phil. Yes it is I think it is it's got that feel about it hasn't it I don't think that they should

necessarily sort of like rip up the whole you know the whole sort of textbook about it

and everything but it does have that feeling of an end of a cycle and perhaps that

Fresh blood so to speak should be brought in and

And then sort of like to refocus on it a little bit but I don't think it's the end of the world

This in England just didn't have a particularly great tournament, but there are definitely lessons to be learned and

Yeah, I think that also some of the guys are going to get that there's

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