Double the guests and double the hours of pure alpha to close out our second series. We split this one into two parts. First, we’re joined by freelancer extraordinaire Vithushan Ehantharajah, who explains why England are so good with the white ball and how to doctor a ball correctly. We also talk to Mitch Marsh, the cricketer everyone wants to be, who in-turn talks about the perfection of Marcus Stoinis. For Part Two, we finally get our man: George Bailey gives us half an hour of his best – you can practically see the glass of red by his side as he outlines what it really takes to be the best bloke in cricket. Stick around for AskTGC too, which rounds things out. A big thanks to everyone who made this season happen: Toby Shain on voice, Adrian Leung with the intro, all the writers and journos, all the guests, and to Fox Sports for supporting us this year. Most importantly, as trite as it is, you, the listener, for sticking with this thing that gives us a greater sense of self-worth than is probably healthy. Will we go around next year? 'Yeah, thinking about it mate..' In other words, probably.

<p>Double the guests and double the hours of pure alpha to close out our second series. We split this one into two parts. First, we’re joined by freelancer extraordinaire Vithushan Ehantharajah, who explains why England are so good with the white ball and how to doctor a ball correctly. We also talk to Mitch Marsh, the cricketer everyone wants to be, who in-turn talks about the perfection of Marcus Stoinis. For Part Two, we finally get our man: George Bailey gives us half an hour of his best – you can practically see the glass of red by his side as he outlines what it really takes to be the best bloke in cricket. Stick around for AskTGC too, which rounds things out. A big thanks to everyone who made this season happen: Toby Shain on voice, Adrian Leung with the intro, all the writers and journos, all the guests, and to Fox Sports for supporting us this year. Most importantly, as trite as it is, you, the listener, for sticking with this thing that gives us a greater sense of self-worth than is probably healthy. Will we go around next year? 'Yeah, thinking about it mate..' In other words, probably.</p>

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<p>Cricket is great if you're into things like wasted youth, failed relationships, sun damage and broken dreams. Join Pez &amp; Higgos for a weekly show featuring news, views and interviews with major names from across the cricket scene, as well as daily reviews from the big fixtures around the globe.</p>

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