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We couldn't have scripted it better! Australia and India in a T20 World Cup Final at the MCG... with a dash of Katy Perry.

86,174 people watching cricket on International Women's Day.

We take you out with a bang on our final podcast of the summer.

India, England and South Africa are all through to the semi-finals. Just one more spot remains... Will it be Australia or New Zealand?

Amongst the analysis we chat with 'Tommy Tourist' aka Mignon du Preez and Ann Shannon from SEED about her work in sports mentoring and culture.

The top two T20I sides lose their opening matches in the World Cup and all of a sudden the trophy is anyone's for the taking.

Indian journalist Rica Roy is our special guest on the show and we find out why girl's cricket in Sydney's Northern Suburbs is so popular.

How do all the jigsaw pieces fit together to make Matthew Mott's best T20 side?

Beth Mooney gives us some insight into the different tactics Australia has trialled leading into the World Cup.

Meanwhile on the domestic scene, we celebrate Western Australia's first WNCL title and say goodbye to one of the game's most loved characters - Rene Farrell.

Ahead of the WNCL final we chat plane rides and mindsets with Nicole Bolton.

Lots of analysis on the Tri-Series included too, with a focus on Australia's strengths and weaknesses heading into the World Cup.

Kickstarting the new year with some aptly named 20/20 cricket.

We hit matchwinners with NSW star Phoebe Litchfield before learning about Hollywood bowler's toe with Australian pacer Tayla Vlaeminck.

Congratulations to the Brisbane Heat on defending the WBBL title!

Head of Big Bash Leagues Alistair Dobson and Australian all-rounder Jess Jonassen help us relive the action.

While Jay Lenton and Mickey Edwards get us excited for the upcoming men's BBL.

No, not Christmas silly. It's finals time!

And Meg 'the Megastar' Lanning joins the show to talk about making her first WBBL century.

Where does your team sit in the race towards the semis?

South African Chloe Tryon talks golf and avocados while Jono Dean champions women's cricket.

All the latest in the WBBL with special guest co-host Max Bryden and an interview with Nat Sciver from the Perth Scorchers

Special guests Erica James, Dr Ryan Storr and Bernice Harpley open up an in-depth discussion about Cricket Australia's new inclusion policy for transgender and gender diverse players.

Coming to you earlier than usual, as we sneak away for some R 'n R.

But don't forget the Sixers are hosting a Pride Party this weekend and Sarah Aley definitely wants you to attend!

Phil Wishart also gives us an update on the Regional Bash competition.

We're already halfway through the WBBL season with a lot of assessing to do.

Meanwhile Renegades quick Maitlan Brown proves she's got a career in ventriloquist singing after cricket.

Former Australian player and ACA General Manager Clea Smith brings her insight to the show.

Surprise call-ups and a unique action are also big talking points with Stars leggie Maddie Penna.

The unpredictability continues with plenty of close finishes in the second round of WBBL.

The Strikers however, go back-to-back after some dominant work by all-rounder Tahlia McGrath.

Birthday celebrations with no cake?!

An engagement and plenty of young guns shine in opening round, especially leggie Amelia Kerr.

Former NSW Breaker Kath Koschel has had to learn how to walk three times in her life.

In this unedited interview, the Kindness Factory founder shares her story in full.

You might want to grab the tissues.

Learning how to play 'Sting pong' with Sam Bates and Kath Koschel.

All you need to know about the fifth Women's Big Bash season, including our predictions for the top four.

Adding sugar to our catches with Rachael Haynes as we wrap the West Indies and Sri Lanka series.

We hear Alyssa Healy's plans for the future outside of cricket and why the new parental policy will help keep women in the game.

Join us at North Sydney for the Sri Lanka series.

Player interviews with vice-captain Rachael Haynes and Alyssa Healy from the team announcement in Mosman.

Tame celebrations with the Southern Stars.

Player interview with Delissa Kimmince.

Asking tough questions of the ECB and praising Australia's win in the Ashes.

Player interview with Jess Jonassen.

Australia retain the Ashes with a draw in Taunton.

Player interview with Tayla Vlaeminck.

More content from Leicester.

Women's Ashes back on Thursday.

Australia's success continues in Canterbury where they whitewash the ODIs.

Getting a feel for Leicester as Australia go two up in the Ashes.

Player interview with Delissa Kimmince.

A message from the Ladies Who gang.

Wrapping up a glorious summer with Kim McConnie.

Surprise! Last minute chats with Kim Garth, Nicola Carey & Bronwyn Klei.

The campaign for pets on tour continues with Nicole Bolton.

Kickin' it with Alana King as we gear up for the final round of WBBL.

A sport for all with Alana Baldi and Laura Harris.

Tight finishes and no-ball controversies.

New Year celebrations with Mignon du Preez.

Ending a great year of women's cricket with Katherine Brunt.

Santa delivers with a Sophie Devine chat and Big Bash action.

Opening with a bang, as we go fishin' with Corinne Hall.

On a high after the Women's Big Bash opening weekend.

Team updates and predictions. Get ready for the third Women's Big Bash.

Sledging reaches an all-time high as Maisy Gibson and Lauren Smith join in.

A drawn series, but plenty of highlights.

Rachael Haynes, Mel Jones and the Rockley Game.

England fire back and Beth Mooney leads the 'Pets on Tour' campaign.

Australia wrap up the series early!

Molly Strano reveals her cooking skills and Nat Sciver's mum gives us English perspective.

The lime green have signed an exciting prospect for WBBL03.

Wicket celebrations with Megan Schutt as the Aussies lead 6-4.

Gearing up for the day-night Test with Tracy Bevan.

Op shopping with Amanda-Jade Wellington as England make it 4-2.

Bringing back the floppy as Australia takes a 4-0 lead.

The gloves are off.

An unorthodox delivery of the gentleman’s game.