Geoff Lemon

Mark Ramprakash, a former England batter and coach, joins Jack Leach, an England spinner, Ryan Campbell, a former Australian wicketkeeper and coach, and Australian journalist Geoff Lemon for a deep dive into the Ashes series. They discuss the psychological stakes of the first ball, England's preparation, and the challenges of playing in Australia. Key insights include the impact of Ben Stokes' leadership, Australia's bowling dynamics without Cummins, and the unique role of spinners like Nathan Lyon in the contest.

In this discussion, Geoff Lemon, a seasoned cricket commentator, shares insights on Australia's home advantage, while Ali Martin offers a tactical dive into England’s game plan. Taha Hashim brings an analytical angle on the challenges facing the England lineup. They debate whether England should stick to their aggressive strategy or switch tactics in Adelaide. The panel also highlights the implications of potential selections, the pressures of past failures, and crucial roles like Jofra Archer's impact as the team navigates this pivotal moment in the Ashes.

Max Rushden hosts a lively discussion with Geoff Lemon, a seasoned Guardian Australia journalist, and Ali Martin, who provides expert cricket analysis. They dive into Australia's commanding victory in the Ashes, spotlighting Mitchell Starc's impressive performance. England's struggle continues, with critiques on their leadership and shot selection under pressure. The panel also debates the importance of county cricket experience and the tactical shifts needed for England to regroup in Adelaide. Will they find a path to recovery?

Max Rushden chats with Geoff Lemon, a cricket analyst from Guardian Australia, Emma John, a seasoned commentator, and Sam Perry, a grade cricketer. They critically assess England's recent dismal loss and dissect the tactical implications of playing at the Gabba. The team debates the implications of Ben Stokes' recent interview and reflects on England's aggressive batting strategy. They also explore the challenges of the pink ball and its effect on visibility. Predictions lean towards Australia, but there's a hint of hope for resilient England.

Max Rushden chats with Geoff Lemon, a cricket writer and commentator from Guardian Australia, Emma John, a Guardian cricket analyst focused on England, and Sam Perry, a cricket commentator from The Great Cricketer. They dive into England's need for a tactical reset after their defeat in Perth, the implications of Mark Wood's absence, and the unique challenges posed by the Gabba's pink ball. The panel debates England's aggressive approach versus traditional tactics and offers predictions for the upcoming Test.