Michael Vaughan

Michael Vaughan, former England cricket captain, shares a gripping firsthand account of experiencing the terror attack at Bondi Beach while visiting Sydney for the Ashes. He vividly describes the chaos as his family was locked down in a restaurant nearby and reflects on the impact of such a targeted attack during a Hanukkah celebration. Vaughan praises the heroism of a bystander who disarmed a gunman and condemns the attackers as 'utter scumbags.' He also discusses the need for resilience in the face of terrorism and the solidarity shown by Australians.

Michael Vaughan, former England captain, provides tactical insights into England's batting performance, highlighting the shift in mindset compared to earlier matches. Glenn McGrath, cricket legend and advocate for the McGrath Foundation, discusses the emotional significance of the Pink Test and the charity's mission. The conversation covers the impact of weather on play, England's promising partnership between Brook and Root, and the ongoing debates about spin on the SCG pitch.

Glenn McGrath, former Australian fast bowler, shares tactical insights on England's cricket strategies, emphasizing their missed opportunities. Michael Vaughan, ex-England captain, critiques the team's batting failures and proposes necessary changes. They discuss England's mentality, highlighted by Ben Stokes’ candid reflections on pressure and accountability. The panel dives into Australia’s match tactics, with insights from Steve Smith and Mitchell Starc, who praises their approach. There's a call for a change in attitude as the Ashes series unfolds.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan and international batsman Joe Root discuss a frustrating second day in Brisbane, where England's missed catches allowed Australia to dominate. Vaughan critiques England's lack of control and preparation, while Agnew highlights the impact of hot conditions on the team's focus. Root reflects on his century and the importance of partnerships. The conversation covers England's bowling performance and Australia’s aggressive scoring, leaving listeners wondering if England can still mount a comeback.

Glenn McGrath, a legendary Australian fast bowler turned analyst, joins former England captain Michael Vaughan and cricket journalist Melinda Farrell for a deep dive into the Ashes series. They discuss the pivotal nature of the second Test in Brisbane, dissecting England's adaptation to the pink ball and the challenges their batting lineup faces. Glenn highlights Australia's historic success with pink-ball cricket, while Melinda provides insights on Gabba conditions. The trio weighs in on England's need for a strategic shift and how crucial it is to manage bowling workloads in the heat.