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Test Match Special Podcast Episodes

  1. England are Champions!

    Mark Chapman, Michael Carberry and Steven Finn discuss England’s T20 World Cup success.

  2. England and Sri Lanka draw final Test

    Jonathan Agnew & Geoffrey Boycott reflect on the third Test between England and Sri Lanka

  3. England and Pakistan set again for a Test thriller

    The Multan test is set up with Pakistan needing 157 runs to win and level the series

  4. England 58 all out as New Zealand dominate

    Jonathan Agnew and Graeme Swann reflect on a bad day for England at Eden Park in Auckland

  5. England “give themselves a sniff” thanks to awesome Root

    Joe Root's brilliant 186 gives England a chance of winning the second test in Sri Lanka

  6. England ‘rabbits in the headlights’ after poor start to day/night Test

    Michael Vaughan says England have been outplayed again after the 1st day of the 3rd Test

  7. Empire, War and Cricket in South Africa

    Empire, War and Cricket in South Africa – author Dean Allen talks to Jonathan Agnew.

  8. Edwards: England's fitness issues have been put to bed

    Alex Hartley, Raf Nicholson, Kirstie Gordon & Charlotte Edwards join Mark Chapman

  9. Edgbaston Day 5: Epic Aussie victory and a McGrath 5-0 prediction

    The TMS team react to a first Australian victory at Edgbaston since 2001

  10. Edgbaston day 4: Smith stars again as England face battle to save Test

    The TMS team reflect on the fourth day which featured another Steve Smith century.

  11. Edgbaston day 3: England will hope ‘Steve Smith has a dodgy breakfast’

    The TMS team reflect on a third day which leaves the first Ashes Test deliciously poised.

  12. Edgbaston day 2: Burns batting something ‘Alastair Cook would be proud of’

    The TMS team reflect on the action which saw Rory Burns score his maiden test century.

  13. Edgbaston day 1: Superb Smith with ‘one of the greatest Test innings’

    Steve Smith scores a first Test century since his return from ball-tampering ban.

  14. Edgbaston 2005 - Ten Years On

    The TMS team re-tell the story of England's 2005 Ashes Test win at Edgbaston.

  15. Ed Smith – Chief Selector

    Jonathan Agnew talks to Chief National Selector, Ed Smith at the Oval.

  16. Ed Cowan – Australian cricketer.

    Simon Mann in conversation with the Australian batsman

  17. Drawn Test drama and decider disappointment

    Mark Chapman, Alex Hartley and Phil Tufnell reflect on the dramatic Women’s Ashes Test.

  18. Drama at Lord's as England usher in new era

    The TMS team reflect on a chaotic day at Lord's which saw 17 wickets fall.

  19. Doubt over Peter Moores

    Simon Mann and Nick Compton are joined by Lawrence Booth from the Mail and Nick Hoult...

  20. Double victory on Super Sunday for England’s cricketers

    Jonathan Agnew and Michael Vaughan look back on a dramatic day in English cricket.

  21. Double centurion's Cook and Root inspire England

    Geoffrey Boycott and Jonathan Agnew reflect on a positive 1st day for England

  22. Domestic cricket on a global stage Men and Women

    Domestic cricket on a global stage Men and Women.

  23. Dom Joly joins the team

    Comedian Dom Joly joins the TMS team for lunch on the second day of the Headingley and...

  24. Does ‘Bazball’ need to evolve?

    Mark Chapman looks at how England should approach the fourth Test against India in Ranchi

  25. Do the semi finals beckon for England?

    Insight and analysis from the Test Match Special team, plus interviews with top players.

  26. Do England have what it takes to win the ODI World Cup?

    We assess England's chances in the upcoming ODI World Cup in India

  27. Do England care enough about winning abroad?

    Matt Prior, Jonathan Agnew and Simon Mann review England's 4-0 Ashes defeat.

  28. Disastrous England capitulate as Anderson reaches 700

    Jonathan Agnew looks at England's dismal batting and reflects on Anderson's career.

  29. Difficult penultimate day for England

    England 2 wickets down chasing 284 in Sharjah.

  30. Determined England build a lead of 233 against India

    England fought through the third day of the fourth Test

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