For The Love Of Cricket

Jos and Broady give their views on Kevin Pietersen’s appointment as a specialist mentor to the England men’s white-ball teams.

With unique insight into Pietersen the player and person, they assess whether he has the qualities to inspire England to World Cup glory in 2027.

They also look ahead to the third England-Pakistan Test at Edgbaston and discuss Henry Crocombe’s twin hat-tricks, Yuzvendra Chahal’s incredible delivery to Ben Stokes and some comedy and controversy from Jonny Bairstow.
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Broady and Jos are joined by BBC commentator Aatif Nawaz to analyse Pakistan’s turbulent tour of England after the tourists dropped seven players and released their head coach.

Plus, is England’s bowling attack worthy of comparisons with the 2005 Ashes quartet? And how can Joe Root overcome his lbw malaise?

They also discuss Ben Stokes’s Big Bash move, the rise of Jordan Cox and why some observers have been drawn to the lower half of Broady’s Lord’s portrait!

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1,308 Test wickets later, Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad discuss their legendary bowling partnership at the unveiling of their portrait inside the Lord’s pavilion.

The duo share what it means to be permanently inducted into the Home of Cricket and how the painting was produced.

They also reveal the secrets that made them so effective as a pair, pick each other’s best spells and discuss dropping catches off the other’s bowling.

Plus, Jimmy explains how he keeps on playing aged 44 and who has the best podcast.
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Jos dials in from his post-Hundred winning holiday in Greece to catch up with Broady after England dismantled Pakistan in Leeds.

The lads admire England’s bowling cartel whilst reacting to the latest nightclub saga involving Brydon Carse.

Plus, Jos on his viral Hundred dance and a village cricket mankad disaster.
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For the Love of Cricket co-host Jos Buttler has another trophy to his name!

The two-time ICC World Cup winner captained Manchester Super Giants to the 2026 men’s Hundred title, watched by his former England team-mates Stuart Broad and Steve Finn at Lord’s.

Elsewhere, with the Aussies suffering a shock defeat at home against Bangladesh, Broady takes the chance to revisit his now infamous claim.

And Pakistan have arrived on English soil ahead of a three Test series. The lads delve into a new-look England squad and coaching setup and tell you who to look out for from the visitors.
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