Test Match Special

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The latest international cricket news and views from the peerless Test Match Special team at all of England's international matches. Insight, wit and analysis from Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott, plus interviews with the top players at the end of every day's play. (Author: BBC Radio 5 live Sports Extra)
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Recent episodes from Test Match Special

  • Tms: Eng Vs Nz 5th Odi, Lord's
    Published: Jun 28, 08
    England continue to disappoint as a limited overs outfit as they lost the 5th One Day International by 51 runs to New Zealand at Lord's. Scott Styris hit an unbeaten 87 as the Black Caps, who won the Natwest Series 3-1, set a challenging 266-5. Despite a battling half century from Owais Shah, England fell well short on 215 all out. Jonathan Agnew and Alec Stewart review the day's play, and we hear reaction from both camps.
     
  • Tms: Eng Vs Nz 4th Odi, Oval
    Published: Jun 25, 08
    The fourth One Day International between England and New Zealand came down to the last ball of the day, as New Zealand got the two runs they needed to win by one wicket in a dramatic match. Join Jonathan Agnew and Graham Thorpe for their thoughts on the day, and we hear from captains Paul Collingwood and Daniel Vettori.
     
  • Tms: Eng Vs Nz 3rd Odi, Bristol
    Published: Jun 21, 08
    New Zealand won a tense one-day international in Bristol to level the series at 1-1 with two matches remaining. Jonathan Agnew and Alec Stewart review the match. You'll hear from Paul Collingwood, Daniel Vettori and and Kyle Mills who claimed the man of the match award.
     
  • Tms: Eng Vs Nz 2nd Odi, Edgbaston
    Published: Jun 18, 08
    Jonathan Agnew and former England captain Graham Gooch reflect on a day's cricket affected by the weather as the 2nd ODI at Edgbaston between England and New Zealand produced no result. Hear the thoughts of both captains, and an interview with Umpire Steve Davis.
     
  • Tms: Eng Vs Nz 1st Odi, Chester-le-street
    Published: Jun 15, 08
    Jonathan Agnew is joined by former England captain Graham Gooch to look back on England's 114-run win over New Zealand at the Riverside, with interviews from centurion Kevin Pietersen and Kiwi captain Daniel Vettori.
     
  • Tms: Day 4 (3rd Test) Eng V Nz, 08 June 08
    Published: Jun 8, 08
    England win the final Test against New Zealand by an innings and nine runs at Trent Bridge to take the series 2-0. Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott analyse the day's play. We hear from Michael Vaughan, Daniel Vettori and man of the series Andrew Strauss. Finally Aggers talks to Giles Clarke - chair of the England and Wales Cricket Board about plans for a Twenty20 Champions League tournament.
     
  • Tms: Day 3 (3rd Test) Eng V Nz, 07 June 08
    Published: Jun 7, 08
    New Zealand require a further 64 to make England bat again after closing day three in the final Test at Trent Bridge at 177-5 in their follow-on. Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott analyse the day's play. We hear from Stuart Broad and Brendon McCullum.
     
  • Tms: Day 2 (3rd Test) Eng V Nz 06 June 08
    Published: Jun 6, 08
    James Anderson takes career-best figures of 6-42 as England reduce New Zealand to 96-6 on Day 2 of the 3rd Test at Trent Bridge. New Zealand still trail by 268 runs after England were bowled out for 364. Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott analyse the day's play. We hear from Anderson on his bowling performance, and from Stuart Broad who scored his maiden Test half century.
     
  • Tms: Day 1 (3rd Test) Eng V Nz, 05 June 08
    Published: Jun 5, 08
    England's Kevin Pietersen dominates with the bat, scoring 115 as England end the first day on 273-7 after being put into bat by New Zealand. Join Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott to analyse the day's play. Hear from Pietersen on his innings, and New Zealand bowler Kyle Mills who ended with figures of 3-58.
     
  • Tms: Day 4 (2nd Test) Nz V Eng, 26 May 08
    Published: May 26, 08
    Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott review the fourth and final day's play at Old Trafford. England battled against all the odds to defeat New Zealand by 6 wickets after chasing a record total of 294 to go 1-0 up in the series. Andrew Strauss was the star performer, scoring a determined 106. Hear from Strauss himself plus Michael Vaughan and New Zealand's Daniel Vettori.
     
  • Tms: Day 2 (2nd Test) Nz V Eng, 24 May 08
    Published: May 24, 08
    Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott review the action from day 2. England closed day two of the second Test 229 behind New Zealand at 152-4. Ross Taylor hit five sixes in a majestic unbeaten 154, the highest by a New Zealander at Old Trafford. Includes interviews with Ross Taylor and Andrew Strauss
     
  • Tms: Day 1 (2nd Test) Nz V Eng, 23 May 08
    Published: May 23, 08
    Jonathan Agnew and Geoffrey Boycott review the action from day 1 of the second Test which saw New Zealand close the day on 202-4 and the loss of one tooth as Darrell Hair returned to umpiring in Test cricket.
     
  • Tms: Day 5 (1st Test) Eng V Nz 19 May 08
    Published: May 19, 08
    Jonathan Agnew and Geoff Boycott analyse play from day five of the first Test between England and New Zealand. Jacob Oram hit a resilient 101 as New Zealand frustrated England to secure a draw in the first Test at Lord's.
     
  • Tms: Day 4 (1st Test) Eng V Nz 18 May 08
    Published: May 18, 08
    Jonathan Agnew and Geoff Boycott analyse play from day four of the first Test between England and New Zealand. Michael Vaughan returns to form with 106 as England finish the day with a two-run lead.
     
  • Tms: Day 2 (1st Test) Eng V Nz 16 Mar 08
    Published: May 16, 08
    Jonathan Agnew and Geoff Boycott analyse play from day two of the first test between England and New Zealand. Ryan Sidebottom was England's star taking 4-55 as the Kiwi's were bowled out for 277. Alastair Cook and Andrew Strauss gave England a solid start and closed the day with an unbeaten opening partnership of 68.