
Stay right up-to-date with coverage of England’s home series against New Zealand, as Alastair Cook’s team begin their summer campaign ahead of the visit of Australia for the Ashes. Insight, wit and analysis from Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott, plus interviews with the top players at the end of every day's play.
Sun, 19 May 13
Duration:
21 mins
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Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott look back at a remarkable day's cricket at Lords that saw England win the match by 170 runs. We hear from man of the match Stuart Broad who returned a Test best of 7-44 with the ball. We also hear from the two captains.
Sat, 18 May 13
Duration:
15 mins
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Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott review the third day's play from Lords. England closed the day on 180-6, a lead of 205. We hear from Joe Root who was England's top scorer with 71 and Kane Williamson gives us a New Zealand perspective on the day.
Sat, 18 May 13
Duration:
21 mins
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The comedian, actor, writer and television presenter Michael Palin joins Aggers in the commentary box. They discuss his passion for cricket and finish the chat with Michael commentating on the first over after tea.
Sat, 18 May 13
Duration:
32 mins
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English comedian and writer Andy Parson joins Aggers in the commentary box. They chat about his love of cricket, life as a comedian and using Aggers in a comedy sketch.
Fri, 17 May 13
Duration:
18 mins
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Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott review the second day's play from Lords that saw James Anderson take his 300th Test wicket for England as New Zealand closed the day 79 runs behind. We hear from James Anderson and New Zealand's Ross Taylor.
Fri, 17 May 13
Duration:
27 mins
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British Hollywood actor Damien Lewis pops into the TMS commentary box for a chat with Aggers. Brought up just down the road from Lords, they discuss his love of cricket, his upbringing and the challenges of following the game while in America.
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