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Fleet Street's finest gather to discuss the latest cricket stories that are hitting the headlines.

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The final Cricket Writers on TV of the summer sees the panel pick over the Windies' resurgence in the second Test against England at Headingley.

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Paul Allott is joined by writer and broadcaster Mike Selvey, the Daily Telegraph’s Jonathan Liew and Jo Harman, of All Out Cricket.

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Paul Allott is joined by Tom Collomosse, Phil Walker and Neil Manthorp to review this week's cricket news.

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Paul Allott is joined by Vic Marks, Dean Wilson and Nick Hoult to review this week's cricket news.

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Paul Allott is joined by Mike Selvey, Adam Collins and Saj Sadiq to review this week's cricket news.

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Paul Allott is joined by Lizzie Ammon, Barney Ronay and Jo Harman to review this week's cricket news.

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On this week's Cricket Writers on TV podcast, the panel discuss England's squad selected for the first Test against South Africa at Lord's.

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Michael Atherton, Huw Turbervill and Richard Gibson drop in to discuss day-night cricket, the Women's World Cup and England versus South Africa.

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John Etheridge, Tom Collomosse and Mike Selvey join Paul Allott to reflect on the closing stages of the ICC Champions Trophy.

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England's Champions Trophy win over Australia and the merits of a Test Championship discussed on the Cricket Writers podcast.

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Paul Newman, Dean Wilson and Lizzy Ammon join Paul Allott to discuss the stories behind the ICC Champions Trophy headlines.

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Lawrence Booth, of the Daily Mail and editor of Wisden, the Daily Telegraph's Nick Hoult and Phil Walker, editor of All Out Cricket, join Paul Allott to look ahead to the ICC Champions Trophy.

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Paul Allott is joined by Mike Selvey of The Guardian, Tom Collomosse of The Evening Standard, and Phil Walker of All Out Cricket to discuss the latest news from the world of cricket.

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Paul Allott is joined by Martin Johnson from The Cricket Paper and Nick Holt from The Daily Telegraph to discuss the latest news and stories from world of cricket.

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Paul Allott is joined by Emma John of the Observer, Stuart Rayner of The Chronicle, and cricket writer Stephen Brenkley to discuss the latest news and stories from world of cricket.

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Paul Allott is joined by editor of the Pakistan cricket website PakPassion Saj Sadiq, broadcaster Alison Mitchell, and Simon Wilde of the Sunday Times to discuss the latest cricket news.

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Paul Allott is joined by Richard Hobson of The Times, and Mike Selvey of The Guardian to discuss the latest news and updates from the cricketing world.

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Paul Allott is joined by Richard Gibson of the Sunday Mirror and Stephen Brenkley to discuss the latest news from the world of cricket.

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Paul Allott is joined by Ebony Rainford-Brent, Melinda Farrell and Derek Pringle as they discuss all the latest news in women's cricket.

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Our panel dissects all of the latest news from across the cricketing world. This week, Paul Allott is joined by Paul Newman from The Daily Mail, and John Etheridge from The Sun.

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Paul Allott is joined by The Guardian's Ali Martin and All Out Cricket editor Phil Walker as they discuss all the latest news.

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Paul Allott is joined by Dean Wilson of The Mirror and Lawrence Booth, editor of the Wisden's Cricketers' Almanack, to discuss the latest news from the cricketing world.

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Paul Allott is joined by Vic Marks of The Observer and Deputy Editor of The Cricketer Magazine Huw Turberville for a discussion of the latest news and talking points from the cricketing world.

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Paul Allott is joined by Nick Hoult of The Telegraph and Mike Selvey of The Guardian for a discussion of the latest news and talking points from the cricketing world.

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The Cricket Writers panel discuss the Women's Ashes, Eoin Morgan, T20 Finals Day and potential revamps to County Cricket.

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Paul Allott leads a discussion of the latest cricket news with Nick Hoult of the Telegraph, Stephen Brenkley from the Independent and the Daily Mirror's Dean Wilson.

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Paul Allott leads a discussion of the latest cricket news with Wisden Almanack editor Lawrence Booth, Mike Selvey of the Guardian and the Daily Mail's Paul Newman.

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Fleet Street's finest gather to discuss the latest cricket stories that are hitting the headlines.

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Fleet Street's finest gather to discuss the latest cricket stories that are hitting the headlines.

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Fleet Street's finest gather to discuss the latest cricket stories that are hitting the headlines.

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Fleet Street's finest gather to discuss the latest cricket stories that are hitting the headlines.

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Fleet Street's finest gather to discuss and re-cap on all the talking points from the first Ashes Test in Cardiff.

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Fleet Street's finest gather to discuss the latest cricket stories that are hitting the headlines.

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Charles Colvil leads a discussion of the week's biggest cricket stories. He is joined by John Etheridge of The Sun, Nick Hoult from the Daily Telegraph and freelance journalist Lizzy Ammon.

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Paul Allott leads a discussion of the week's biggest cricket stories. He is joined by the Mail on Sunday's Sam Peters, All Out Cricket's Phil Walker and the Sunday Mirror's Richard Gibson.

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This week Paul Allott is joined by Lawrence Booth, Dean Wilson and Richard Hobson to discuss the week's major cricket news.

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This week Paul Allott is joined by Tom Collomosse, Mike Walters and Mark Baldwin to discuss the week's major cricket news.

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Paul Allott leads a discussion of the week's major cricket news. He is joined by Mike Selvey, John Etheridge and Jeremy Coney.

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Paul Allott leads a discussion of the week's major cricket news. He is joined by Mike Selvey, Jonathan Liew and Peter Hayter.