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Switch Hit: Root too good to drop?
Jonathan Harris-Bass chats with Andrew McGlashan, Alex Winter and Jarrod Kimber about the last week in English cricket as they draw level in the one-day series against New Zealand. They focus on Joe Root's form and his future in the side, plus there's dis (49:07)
ESPNcricinfo staff
February 20, 2013
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May 21, 2013 Jonathan Harris-Bass is joined by Andrew McGlashan, George Dobell and Jarrod Kimber to talk about England's win at Lord's, 4am Twitter antics and round up the week in county cricket. (42:20)
May 20, 2013 An excerpt from an episode of Switch Hit where the team discusses David Warner's 4am Twitter rant against two Australian journalists (05:34)
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I've enjoyed this podcast for a number of years, but it can be pretty unlistenable these days.
The addition of more more people to the pod is to blame. It sounds like everyone is having a much better time on it, there's more laughter anyway, but it makes it much harder to listen to. People talking over each other more doesn't help either.
Why change a format that was working well, only to make it worse?
Posted byWhy isn't there a show about South Africa "Switch Hit"... Why are most of the shows and commentary on this website about England and Australia, and little about India , and very little about South Africa, who as far as I recall are the number 1 team in test cricket. Surely they warrant some interest?
Posted by cricketlover2 on (February 20, 2013, 16:34 GMT)yes he is too good to drop, its time morgan got dropped when Pietersen comes back in, making at top one day line up England X1 should be Cook, Bell, Trott, Pietersen, Root, Buttler, Bresnan, Broad, Swann, Anderson, Finn