EPISODE · Jul 31, 2026 · 47 MIN
Episode 36: Is Clicking Cheating or Gamesmanship?
from Slashing Through the Cordon · host Bill Peters
On today's episode of Slashing Through the Cordon, we talk about everything that is happening in the world of cricket, at home and abroad, with our special guest co-host Josh.Topics of the conversation include:Cricket Australia have floated an idea that they should take an Ashes Test match to India in order to showcase it to the world. We discuss this idiocy as well as the pandering to future investors in taking the opening BBL match to the same country.England has anointed their new coach and captain following the end of the Bazball era. Is this the start of Flemball? And are either of the new appointees qualified to get England out of their slump?The venues for the 2027 Ashes in England have been announced. We discuss the pros and cons.The huge topic of the week is the finger clicking scandal in English club cricket. We discuss the events, the fallout and the repercussions, and whether any or all of it is completely necessary or over the top. It's finger clicking good!Questions are asked, and questions are answered. Hopefully it proves to be of interest to you cricket fans out there.For this and other podcasts, as well as receiving bonus exclusive content, go to my Patreon page at Metal Cavern Podcasting.Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/metalcavernpodcasting Email: billiscric[email protected]Twitter:@realmetalkevinBluesky:@metalkevin.bsky.socialInstagram: @metalcavernpodcasting @slashingthroughthecordonChapters00:00 Introduction to Slashing Through the Cordon02:18 Cricket Australia Wants to Take an Ashes Test to India11:27 Fleming and Root Become England's Back to the Future21:49 No Ashes Tests at Headingley or Old Trafford in 202725:21 Is Clicky Ponting a Cheat or Just Using Gamesmanship40:25 Local Cricket Pre-Season and Nets for Old Blokes
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