Aussies dominate, Kumble quits and two new Test nations emerge

Cricket.com.au journalist Sam Ferris and former News Ltd chief cricket writer Malcolm Conn look at Australia’s opening World Cup win, discuss the top news stories from around the world and have a crack at Play It or Leave It

Pakistan win CT17, Aussies name Test squad, Women's WC preview

Cricket.com.au journalist Sam Ferris is joined by former News Ltd chief cricket writer Malcolm Conn and former Australia Women's captain Lisa Sthalekar to review Pakistan's remarkable Champions Trophy triumph, analyse Australia's 13-man Test squad to tour Bangladesh and preview the Women's World Cup

Australia's ext, CT semi-finals preview

Cricket.com.au journalist Sam Ferris is joined by former News Limited chief cricket writer Malcolm Conn to discuss Australia's exit from the ICC Champions Trophy, preview the two semi-finals and play Play It or Leave It

Australia face Champions Trophy elimination

Cricket.com.au journalist Sam Ferris is joined by former News Ltd chief cricket writer Malcolm Conn to discuss the first week of the ICC Champions Trophy, former Australia quick Ryan Harris calls in and so does ace reporter Martin Smith from London

Champions Trophy preview

Cricket.com.au journalist Sam Ferris speaks to former chief cricket writer Malcolm Conn and reporter Martin Smith in England about the upcoming Champions Trophy. Segments include a thorough analysis of Australia's squad and a look at their seven opponents, Martin takes us inside the Aussie camp and Rate It/Hate It returns!

India seal 2-1 series win as Kohli takes one final shot

Cricket.com.au journalists Andrew Ramsey and Sam Ferris recap India's eight-wicket win in Dharamsala and 2-1 series victory over Australia, look back at the Test summer and make some bold predictions on the last episode of season one!

Australia's horror day has India poised to claim series

Cricket.com.au journalists Andrew Ramsey and Sam Ferris recap all the action of day three from Dharamsala where the tourists crumbled to leave India just 87 runs shy of a 2-1 series win