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Mohammad Amir's return to Lord's, England selection ahead of the first Test against Pakistan, the trials and tribulations of the England side in the 90s and the Lord's Podcast quiz are all tackled by England selector Angus Fraser, writer Emma John and Lords.org's Will Roe in the latest edition of the Lord's Podcast. Photo: Matt Bright

James Taylor's retirement. Why are there no batsmen in the Five Wisden Cricketers of the Year? How will England fare against Sri Lanka & Pakistan? And how the 2005 Ashes series defined Simon Jones' career. All on this month's Lord's Podcast with former England fast bowler Simon Jones, Wisden Editor Lawrence Booth and Lords.org's Will Roe

Who will win the ICC World t20? Is the new domestic structure for County Cricket in England the right way to go? And will Ian Bell ever play for England again? All on this month's Lord's Podcast featuring ECB Director of Women's Cricket Clare Connor, All Out Cricket's Phil Walker and Lords.org's Will Roe.

Australian aggression, red cards in cricket, Brendon McCullum's record breaking farewell and England's limited overs struggles in South Africa. Listen to the latest Lord's Podcast with Middlesex's Ollie Rayner, journalist Lizzy Ammon and Lords.org's Will Roe.

Stuart Broad's rise to number one, England's series victory in South Africa and the news that Brendon McCullum will deliver the MCC Spirit of Cricket Cowdrey Lecture in the same year he'll play for Middlesex in the NatWest T20 Blast. Middlesex allrounder James Franklin and freelance journalist Tim Wigmore join Lords.org's Will Roe on the podcast.