Garry Richardson interviews the biggest names in sport. Sony award-winning sports journalism from BBC Radio 5 live. Broadcast live on Sundays at 8.30am.
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This week we discuss the ramifications of David Warner’s suspension ahead of the Ashes with former Australia head coach Tim Nielsen and Matthew Hoggard, with further insight from ex-international Marcus North. Andy Murray looks ahead to Wimbledon, and former Ryder Cup captain Mark James previews the final day of the US Open, while Andy Robinson assesses the Lions' displays. Ex-Manchester City forward Francis Lee, meanwhile, discusses Manuel Pellegrini's managerial appointment. We also bring you a feature interview with racing driver Dean Stoneman, who reflects on his painful journey back to the track after battling cancer. And Sir Michael Stoute and Joe Mercer pay tribute to the legendary trainer Sir Henry Cecil, who sadly died this week.
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