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Jun 2022
33m 22s

Following On - Seventeen wicket day klax...

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About this episode
Jon Norman and Jarrod Kimber try and decide upon a Moment of the Day following 76 overs that featured 17 wickets, a debut, a freak injury, the first day of a new era resembling that of the old one and the return to Lord's of the nicest team in world cricket. Oh and we also talk about Netherlands v West Indies! Because we are that kinda show.

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