ABOUT THIS EPISODE
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A documentary about England test match cricket and the history of it, whilst looking into the future about what does England cricket need to do to progress into the modern sport's world. A look into the context of how 'Bazball' came about, but also it's slow decline and ending of late. Lastly a discussion of what the County Championship needs to be to be both a financially viable sport's league, but also a real indicator for readiness for the England test match squad.
Chapters
The history of test match cricket 00:00-04:07
England's relative success within the history of test cricket 04:07-07:50
Why might England have struggled compared to their cricketing rivals 07:50-14:17
The truth behind England's best team since the 80s and the beginnings of 'Bazball' 14:17-21:42
The impact of 'Bazball' and the complicated results that followed 21:42-26:05
The 'Bazball' selection policy and the problems it caused 26:05-33:52
How this England management identified the problem but weren't bold enough to fix it 33:52-40:14
How to fix the County Championship to make it viable for the future 40:14-48:09
What must be done to make the County Championship more entertaining and more pressurised 48:09-55:15
The impact it could have on players and fans 55:15-1:00:20
The boldest form of 'The New County Championship' 1:00:20-1:08:15
