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The Cricket Podcast

Three British cricket fans offer topical analysis, opinionated debate, and irreverent humor on the week's biggest stories in global cricket.

The brief

This is a topical sports chat show where three friends dissect the week in cricket. The hosts are highly opinionated, often sarcastically critiquing everything from player discipline and administrative decisions by bodies like the ECB to the quality of pitches and TV broadcasts. The format is an informal, sometimes rant-filled conversation, punctuated by inside jokes and occasional visual gags like a shark puppet attack.

The show's key distinction is its blend of authentic fan passion with sharp, often cynical, analysis. Unlike more formal commentary, the hosts' conversational chemistry and willingness to rant about off-field controversies and administrative blunders make it feel like an unfiltered discussion between friends.
— What makes it distinctive
§1 · The host

Who hosts this show

The Cricket Podcast features hosts Jack Hope, Max Rowe-Brown, and Ross Legg delivering weekly insight and analysis on major cricket stories. Covering everything from international Test matches and the Ashes to the IPL, the show blends deep knowledge with a humorous, conversational style. Having produced over 500 episodes, the UK-based show also occasionally features expert guests like TMS commentator Daniel Norcross and cricket analyst Dan Weston.

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Other ventures

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§2 · Classification

What kind of podcast

Region
uk
§3 · Cadence & catalog

When new episodes drop

Publishing rate
~1.3/week
Not shown by Apple / Spotify
Total episodes
922
Last episode
18 days ago
Jun 12, 2026
Status
Active
§3b · Editor's picks

Notable episodes

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  1. 01
    We're Back!

    Marks the show's return after a long hiatus, with co-host Max Rowe-Brown sharing the personal news of his son's premature birth before catching up on cricket.

  2. 02
    England Batter New Zealand, Then Stokes and Atkinson Get Battered - A National Scandal?

    A classic episode covering multiple angles: a major Test match, a legend's retirement (Kane Williamson), and a sarcastic breakdown of an off-field player controversy.

  3. 03
    Assessing The Start Of The IPL (not what we expected!)

    Exemplifies the show's blend of serious analysis with absurdist humor, featuring a detailed match breakdown alongside a host being attacked by a shark puppet.

§4 · Signature

What you'll be asked on this show

How the host interviews

This is a co-hosted, non-interview podcast. Jack Hope and Max Rowe-Brown lead conversational recaps of recent matches and news, sharing strong, often critical opinions. The style is informal and humorous, including personal anecdotes and visual gags for the video version. They use questions to transition between topics in their discussion.

Signature segments

  • · "You're listening to The Cricket Podcast" audio jingle
  • · Rating team performances on an A-F scale
  • · Sarcastic discussion of off-field "national scandals"
  • · Critiques of broadcast commentary and gimmicks

Topics covered repeatedly

IPL AnalysisTest CricketEngland Cricket TeamCricket Administration (ECB)Player ControversiesTeam Strategy & SelectionCricket BroadcastingPlayer LegaciesThe AshesT20 Cricket
§5 · Guests

Who gets booked here

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Typical guest

While primarily a co-hosted chat, the show occasionally brings on subject-matter experts for specialized insight. Regular guests have included professional commentators like Daniel Norcross of TMS and technical experts like cricket analyst Dan Weston.

§6 · Channels & links

Where to find this show

§7 · Stats

Audience & reach

YouTube · first-party
Subscribers
17.3K
17,300
Avg views / video
2.2K
Trailing window
Total views
3.1M
3,083,343
Videos published
922
Sponsor readEstimated

Sponsorship appears to come from a mix of affiliate marketing (a link for StreamYard was mentioned) and in-broadcast sponsorships (CEAT Tyres, Kingfisher) that are part of the original cricket match footage they discuss.

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§8 · Contact

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§9b · FAQ

People also ask

AI-extracted researched answers · help us verify
What are the hosts' names?
The hosts are Jack Hope, Max Rowe-Brown, and Ross Legg.
What is the podcast's format?
It is a co-hosted conversational show where the hosts analyze and debate recent news and matches from the world of cricket.
Is this an interview show?
No, it is a discussion between the hosts. It is not an interview-based show, though they do occasionally have expert guests.
Where can I listen to the podcast?
The podcast is available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Acast.
How often do new episodes come out?
New episodes are released on a weekly basis.
Last updatedJun 29, 2026Not yet host-verified
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§9c · Methodology

Sources & how this page was built

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