Tailenders

Jimmy joins us for a special episode to share the news - he is heading to The Oval!

Greg, Felix and Mattchin revel in the excitement of The Greatest To Ever Do It coming down south, and quiz Jim on the background to the move.

Why Surrey? Which new teammates is he looking forward to playing with? Does he just want to be closer to Felix?

And as icing on the cake, Jim signs off the Go Wells with one of his best puns.

Sandpapergate is BACK! And with it the first ever Tailenders-Grade Cricketer crossover episode, with Ian "Higgos' Higgins and Sam "Pez" Perry dialling in from their podcast Down Under.

Why is this scandal making a comeback eight years later? Is David Warner now woke? Does clicking your fingers deserve a bigger punishment than ball tampering, and is all of this good news for England in the Ashes?

News on Jimmy’s future (sort of),  a review of the amazing South Africa v Australia Test series, ‘Correspondence of Uncertainty’ and Mattchin delves into Cricket literature history for his latest quiz - once he has sorted his mic out and got his nose out of shot! Go Well.

Jimmy is back after what’s been a crazy 10 days. So what next for him after his exit from Lancs, why has he invested in a T10 Cricket team in Naples, and should we all have a Tailenders Group trip to Italy in November? Plus, we’re joined by a young cricket reporter called Ravi - who to be honest asks the most pertinent questions on this week’s episode.

Our very special guest on this week’s Podcast is Rugby Legend (and occasional Cricketer) Lewis Moody. On the pitch he captained England, represented the British and Irish Lions and won the World Cup, European Cups and many league titles.  In 2025 he was diagnosed with MND and since then has worked tirelessly to raise awareness and vast amounts of money to try and combat the disease. In a wonderful, wide ranging interview we cover everything from his ‘cricketing credentials’ - pretending to be Jonty Rhodes, bowling fast beamers at batters heads and being a proper Tailender - to living with MND, dealing with adversity and the power of ’the human spirit’. Plus guitar lessons from Jonny Wilkinson, why he wanted to write his latest book and some amazing advice for parents of kids who play sport.