England's Summer of Hell Continues & Australia's Road to Greatness

England endures another chaotic week as Menners and Damien Watson unpack the club cricket cheating scandal, the controversial 2027 Ashes schedule, rumours of Joe Root returning as Test captain and concerns over the future of The Hundred. They also preview Australia's upcoming Test series against Bangladesh, discuss Andrew McDonald's plans for the squad, examine Ash Gardner's leadership situation, debate the future of Australia's Big Bash, and wrap up with David Warner's drink-driving case, Peter Siddle's incredible longevity and another edition of Can't Let It Go.

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(0:04) England's extraordinary week of controversy: cheating scandal, Ashes schedule backlash and ECB criticism.
(11:22) Bangladesh squad announced, injury concerns and Australia's preparations for the Test series.
(17:09) Andrew McDonald's selection philosophy, World Cup squad sizes and Australia's chance to build a legacy.
(22:01) Ash Gardner's Sydney Sixers captaincy and managing conflicts of interest in cricket.
(25:08) Listener question: a new proposal for Australia Day and why it makes sense.
(27:47) The Hundred's declining crowds, Big Bash privatisation concerns and franchise identity.
(32:10) Peter Siddle's remarkable longevity and the growing number of global T20 leagues.
(35:20) Can't Let It Go: David Warner's court case, Billy Konstas, Pakistan's struggles and a remarkable world record.