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The champion batter - and a host of other relevant voices - gives us the inside account of the 2019 Ashes, and one of the most extraordinary individual series in recent times.

Join Steve Smith, Justin Langer, Pat Cummins, Mitch Marsh, Trevor Bayliss, Marnus Labuschagne, David Beakley and more as we rewind to Smith's comeback era. 

The champion batter - and a host of other relevant voices - gives us the inside account of the 2019 Ashes, and one of the most extraordinary individual series in recent times.
Join Steve Smith, Justin Langer, Pat Cummins, Mitch Marsh, Trevor Bayliss, Marnus Labuschagne, David Beakley and more as we rewind to Smith's comeback era.&nbsp;

Best Since Bradman: The Return of Steven Smith

The Cricket Australia XI lasted three seasons in the domestic One-Day Cup competition. 

From 18 matches, they won only twice, and finished bottom of the table in each of their three seasons.

However, the squad has produced 7 Test players with Brendan Doggett the latest to receive a Baggy Green. 

This episode looks back at those years with a seven-team tournament and speaks to those who were part of the inaugural CA XI squad.

The Cricket Australia XI lasted three seasons in the domestic One-Day Cup competition.&nbsp;
From 18 matches, they won only twice, and finished bottom of the table in each of their three seasons.
However, the squad has produced 7 Test players with Brendan Doggett the latest to receive a Baggy Green.&nbsp;
This episode looks back at those years with a seven-team tournament and speaks to those who were part of the inaugural CA XI squad.

Out of our league

"I'll be last. It'll be over by then. But little did I know that everybody else was going to miss." 

Before the Super Over had been invented, tied T20 International matches were decided by a Bowl Off!

It was cricket’s take on the penalty shootout, and it came with a heavy dose of scepticism, amusement and above all, confusion.

This episode of Stories After Stumps takes you all the way back to 2006 and the players who were there for the first ever encounter between Australia and New Zealand in women’s T20Is and exactly what happened next when the scores were deadlocked after 20 overs each.

 

"I'll be last. It'll be over by then. But little did I know that everybody else was going to miss."&nbsp;
Before the Super Over had been invented, tied T20 International matches were decided by a Bowl Off!
It was cricket&rsquo;s take on the penalty shootout, and it came with a heavy dose of scepticism, amusement and above all, confusion.
This episode of Stories After Stumps takes you all the way back to 2006 and the players who were there for the first ever encounter between Australia and New Zealand in women&rsquo;s T20Is and exactly what happened next when the scores were deadlocked after 20 overs each.
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The Rose Bowl Bowl Off

In February 1978, a ragtag Aussie Test squad, shorn of its World Series Cricket stars, lands in the Caribbean, where two revolutions – one involving reggae king Bob Marley – are simultaneously taking place.

In February 1978, a ragtag Aussie Test squad, shorn of its World Series Cricket stars, lands in the Caribbean, where two revolutions &ndash; one involving reggae king Bob Marley &ndash; are simultaneously taking place.

Blood on the Pitch: Riot & Revolution in Jamaica

When Brett Dorey was in his early 20s, he was living and working on the ski fields of Austria.

By his late 20s, he was playing for Australia.

And by his early 30s, his cricket career was over.

When Brett Dorey was in his early 20s, he was living and working on the ski fields of Austria.
By his late 20s, he was playing for Australia.
And by his early 30s, his cricket career was over.

Brett Dorey's rise to international cricketer was as unique as it was fast

Finding Dorey

In almost seven decades of trying, the Queensland Women's team had never beaten their fierce foe from south of the border, NSW. All those years of heartache finally came to an end one momentous day in Brisbane - re-live an absolute thriller through the memories of the people who were there...

 

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In almost seven decades of trying, the Queensland Women's team had never beaten their fierce foe from south of the border, NSW. All those years of heartache finally came to an end one momentous day in Brisbane - re-live an absolute thriller through the memories of the people who were there...
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Listener's note: Due to a technical issue, the audio from Julia Price has been distorted.

Let's rewind 25 years to the moment Queensland broke a 70-year-old drought

Breaking a Curse

Part Two of the Final Frontier resumes the story with Australia one-nil up after the opening Test of the 2004 Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

With matches to come in Chennai, Nagpur and Mumbai, listen to how Australia's elite team navigated the challenges presented to them and walked away with what many describe as the greatest achievement of their respective careers.

Interviews with Adam Gilchrist, Justin Langer, Simon Katich, Jason Gillespie, Michael Kasprowicz, John Buchanan and Robert Craddock were conducted exclusively for this podcast. We hope you enjoy!

 

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Part Two of the Final Frontier resumes the story with Australia one-nil up after the opening Test of the 2004 Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
With matches to come in Chennai, Nagpur and Mumbai, listen to how Australia's elite team navigated the challenges presented to them and walked away with what many describe as the greatest achievement of their respective careers.
Interviews with Adam Gilchrist, Justin Langer, Simon Katich, Jason Gillespie, Michael Kasprowicz, John Buchanan and Robert Craddock were conducted exclusively for this podcast. We hope you enjoy!
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Re-live Australia's famous Test series victory in India as we take you back to 2004

The Final Frontier: Part Two

To celebrate 20 years since Australia's breakthrough Test series victory in India, Stories After Stumps has spoken to a group of the key individuals who made it happen.

Spread across two special episodes, hear from Adam Gilchrist, Justin Langer, Jason Gillespie, Simon Katich, Michael Kasprowicz, coach John Buchanan and journalist Robert 'Crash' Craddock as they reminisce one of Australia's greatest series wins.

Having not tasted success in India since 1969, and without captain Ricky Ponting (broken thumb), the Aussies needed to formulate something a bit different if they were to overcome their star-studded opponents.

 

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To celebrate 20 years since Australia's breakthrough Test series victory in India, Stories After Stumps has spoken to a group of the key individuals who made it happen.
Spread across two special episodes, hear from Adam Gilchrist, Justin Langer, Jason Gillespie, Simon Katich, Michael Kasprowicz, coach John Buchanan and journalist Robert 'Crash' Craddock as they reminisce one of Australia's greatest series wins.
Having not tasted success in India since 1969, and without captain Ricky Ponting (broken thumb), the Aussies needed to formulate something a bit different if they were to overcome their star-studded opponents.
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Australia arrived in India in 2004, eager to end a 35-year winning drought in the subcontinent

The Final Frontier: Part One

The 1997 Women's World Cup will forever be remembered for Belinda Clark's record-smashing 229 not out and the heaving Eden Gardens crowd for the final between Australia and New Zealand.

But if you ask the players who were there, they remember the other stuff: Elephants at the ground, pop stars in the hotels, monkeys on the nets, luggage falling off the bus, missed flights, oppressive heat, torrential rain and Christmas abroad.

This is the story of Australia's journey to the 1997 World Cup.

 

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The 1997 Women's World Cup will forever be remembered for Belinda Clark's record-smashing 229 not out and the heaving Eden Gardens crowd for the final between Australia and New Zealand.
But if you ask the players who were there, they remember the other stuff: Elephants at the ground, pop stars in the hotels, monkeys on the nets, luggage falling off the bus, missed flights, oppressive heat, torrential rain and Christmas abroad.
This is the story of Australia's journey to the 1997 World Cup.
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Australia's road to the World Cup final in 1997 was anything but straightforward as the team responded to everything India threw at them

'97 Problems: Mayhem, mishaps & World Cup glory

For an extended period either side of the turn of the 21st century, Victoria and Queensland fought out the most intense rivalry in Australian domestic cricket. One of several boiling points between the sides was reached on the final day of the 2001 Sheffield Shield decider at the Gabba. With hosts Queensland stumbling in their fourth-innings run chase, their captain Stuart Law came to the middle, hoping to avoid a king pair. What happened next was one of the most dramatic moments in Shield history, and for Law, the climax of a long-held grudge with a fierce rival.

 

Featuring interviews with the key protagonists, this episode of Stories After Stumps is an incredible behind-the-scenes look at one of domestic cricket's great controversies.

For an extended period either side of the turn of the 21st century, Victoria and Queensland fought out the most intense rivalry in Australian domestic cricket. One of several boiling points between the sides was reached on the final day of the 2001 Sheffield Shield decider at the Gabba. With hosts Queensland stumbling in their fourth-innings run chase, their captain Stuart Law came to the middle, hoping to avoid a king pair. What happened next was one of the most dramatic moments in Shield history, and for Law, the climax of a long-held grudge with a fierce rival.
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Featuring interviews with the key protagonists, this episode of Stories After Stumps is an incredible behind-the-scenes look at one of domestic cricket's great controversies.

Michael Klinger caught Stuart Law at a crucial point of the 2001 Shield final. But did it carry?

The Catch

We've zeroed in on cricket's best untold stories and brought them to life as compelling audio documentaries. Speaking with dozens of past players, coaches, umpires and administrators, we've uncovered the true accounts of moments both classic and controversial.

 

It's cricket's most incredible yarns. It's a must listen. Hit subscribe now so you don't miss an episode.

We've zeroed in on cricket's best untold stories and brought them to life as compelling audio documentaries. Speaking with dozens of past players, coaches, umpires and administrators, we've uncovered the true accounts of moments both classic and controversial.
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It's cricket's most incredible yarns. It's a must listen. Hit subscribe now so you don't miss an episode.

Cricket's best untold stories and brought them to life as compelling audio documentaries

Stories After Stumps

Season Two

Five required off the final over with seven wickets in hand. Game over, right?

Well, on a steamy Saturday night in Adelaide, back in February 2012, the finish to the Ryobi Cup final went a little off script.

Hear from Adam Crosthwaite, Jackson Bird, Daniel Harris, Jake Haberfield, Theo Doropoulos and Gary Putland as they look back at a special night of Australian domestic cricket.

 

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Five required off the final over with seven wickets in hand. Game over, right?
Well, on a steamy Saturday night in Adelaide, back in February 2012, the finish to the Ryobi Cup final went a little off script.
Hear from Adam Crosthwaite, Jackson Bird, Daniel Harris, Jake Haberfield, Theo Doropoulos and Gary Putland as they look back at a special night of Australian domestic cricket.
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A look back at the thrilling finale of the 2011-12 Ryobi Cup final

'You just dropped the Ryobi Cup'

Nicole Bolton played 55 times for Australia and spearheaded WA's first-ever WNCL title, but the former opener's remarkable 17-year journey in cricket was also one long emotional rollercoaster.

With stirring candidness, Bolton takes us through the early life challenge of fighting her sexuality, of later competing for an Aussie opening spot with her then girlfriend, Elyse Villani, and of working her way through the torturous mental health battle she faced towards the of her career, and continues to deal with today.

Also featuring interviews with family, friends and teammates, this is a compelling – at times harrowing – episode of Stories After Stumps that you don't want to miss.

Nicole Bolton played 55 times for Australia and spearheaded WA's first-ever WNCL title, but the former opener's remarkable 17-year journey in cricket was also one long emotional rollercoaster.
With stirring candidness, Bolton takes us through the early life challenge of fighting her sexuality, of later competing for an Aussie opening spot with her then girlfriend, Elyse Villani, and of working her way through the torturous mental health battle she faced towards the of her career, and continues to deal with today.
Also featuring interviews with family, friends and teammates, this is a compelling &ndash; at times harrowing &ndash; episode of Stories After Stumps that you don't want to miss.

The former Australian international reveals her struggles with sexuality, relationships and form during her decorated career

Nicole Bolton: Raw

Craig Simmons was a 31-year-old club cricketer without a professional contract when BBL|03 began. A wild month of cricket later, he'd hammered two centuries and guided the Perth Scorchers to a breakthrough maiden title.

But, it wasn't all smooth sailing, with a slow start seeing him almost dropped by coach Justin Langer.

From smashing the world's fastest bowlers, to smashing down Coca Cola and Doritos, this is Simmons' story.

Craig Simmons was a 31-year-old club cricketer without a professional contract when BBL|03 began. A wild month of cricket later, he'd hammered two centuries and guided the Perth Scorchers to a breakthrough maiden title.
But, it wasn't all smooth sailing, with a slow start seeing him almost dropped by coach Justin Langer.
From smashing the world's fastest bowlers, to smashing down Coca Cola and Doritos, this is Simmons' story.

From uncontracted player to championship hero in under a month, Craig Simmons had a BBL|03 to remember

King of the Bash

Cricket.com.au has this week launched a landmark new podcast series, Stories After Stumps, which dives into the game's glorious history through half a dozen compelling episodes in its maiden season.

The opening episode of season one, 'Bevan Sent' looks at the incredible maiden season of Michael Bevan at Tasmania, which ended in a record-breaking campaign for the legendary batter and a long-awaited trophy for the Tigers.

The accounts of that season – and of the at-times polarising Bevan – are both hilarious and heroic, and you can listen here or wherever you usually tune into your podcasts.

Catch all six episodes in our first season, dropping fortnightly from June 26.

Cricket.com.au has this week launched a landmark new podcast series,&nbsp;Stories After Stumps, which dives into the game's glorious history through half a dozen compelling episodes in its maiden season.
The opening episode of season one, 'Bevan&nbsp;Sent' looks at the incredible maiden season of Michael&nbsp;Bevan&nbsp;at Tasmania, which ended in a record-breaking campaign for the legendary batter and a long-awaited trophy for the Tigers.
The accounts of that season &ndash; and of the at-times polarising&nbsp;Bevan&nbsp;&ndash; are both hilarious and heroic, and you can listen here or wherever you usually tune into your podcasts.
Catch all six episodes in our first season, dropping fortnightly from June 26.

In mid-2004, as Tasmania sought to end a 25-year trophy drought, they pulled off one of their biggest-ever signing coups, recruiting the mercurial batting master, Michael Bevan

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