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Oct 28, 2026

Kevin SinfieldGUEST
26:36
So that started off great.
Kevin SinfieldGUEST
26:37
There was a big dinner at Headingley, probably the biggest dinner Northern Hemisphere Rugby League had seen.
Kevin SinfieldGUEST
26:44
And then...
Kevin SinfieldGUEST
26:46
Yeah, basically, there'd been a series of dinners and different events.
Huw TurbervillHOST
40:41
That's interesting, yeah.
Huw TurbervillHOST
40:44
He had to make 100 against West Indies at Headingley in 91, I suppose.
Henry BlofeldGUEST
40:48
I saw that too, 156, 154.
Henry BlofeldGUEST
40:50
It was just one of the great innings, wasn't it?
Lee AddisonHOST
71:09
McAlpine Stadium, as it was called, in Huddersfield.
Lee AddisonHOST
71:12
Headingley in Leeds.
Lee AddisonHOST
71:13
Vicarage Road in Watford.
Lee AddisonHOST
71:16
Edinburgh's Tyne Castle Stadium.
Lee AddisonHOST
74:26
So the quarterfinal, Ireland played England and they beat Ireland 26-16 England.
Lee AddisonHOST
74:31
So they didn't just put them away.
Lee AddisonHOST
74:33
It was quite a good event at Headingley.
Lee AddisonHOST
74:35
I was there.
Lee AddisonHOST
72:07
McAlpine Stadium, as it was called, in Huddersfield.
Lee AddisonHOST
72:10
Headingley in Leeds.
Lee AddisonHOST
72:12
Vicarage Road in Watford.
Lee AddisonHOST
72:14
Edinburgh's Tyne Castle Stadium.
Lee AddisonHOST
75:24
So the quarterfinal, Ireland played England, and they beat Ireland 26-16 England.
Lee AddisonHOST
75:30
So they didn't just put them away.
Lee AddisonHOST
75:32
It was quite a good event at Headingley.
Lee AddisonHOST
75:33
I was there.
Lee AddisonHOST
68:06
McAlpine Stadium, as it was called, in Huddersfield.
Lee AddisonHOST
68:09
Headingley in Leeds.
Lee AddisonHOST
68:11
Vicarage Road in Watford.
Lee AddisonHOST
68:13
Edinburgh's Tyne Castle Stadium.
Lee AddisonHOST
71:23
So the quarterfinal, Ireland played England, and they beat Ireland 26-16 England.
Lee AddisonHOST
71:29
So they didn't just put them away.
Lee AddisonHOST
71:31
It was quite a good event at Headingley.
Lee AddisonHOST
71:32
I was there.
Edward FitzgibbonGUEST
17:12
But sometimes, you know, the kind of second tier venues in different locations won't get one.
Edward FitzgibbonGUEST
17:18
But we really wanted to go to, but Headingley's off, you know, this year and you find out late.
Edward FitzgibbonGUEST
17:26
And it's even more so, I think, that issue is with the World Cups.
Edward FitzgibbonGUEST
17:32
And it's great that, like, the ICG started to expand kind of the World Cup, also in the Caribbean and the US in 24.
Mike Parkinson JrGUEST
14:14
And he fell in love with Keith Miller.
Mike Parkinson JrGUEST
14:16
And he remembers seeing the Australians walking out at Headingley and suddenly seeing these bronzed, fit, godlike figures.
Mike Parkinson JrGUEST
14:25
And he was fascinated by it.
Mike Parkinson JrGUEST
14:27
And his father shared it.
Matt ShawHOST
14:48
I mean, the Ashes were in, they had Wembley, they had London, what was the second? Everton.
Matt ShawHOST
14:57
And Headingley.
Matt ShawHOST
14:57
And Headingley.
Matt ShawHOST
14:58
So sticking with one out of the heartlands, I think Newcastle's a good one, given we're not being for a while.
Matt ShawHOST
15:04
Yeah.
Henry MoeranHOST
6:20
They can still qualify, but they do require Pakistan to beat Sri Lanka and then themselves to beat Sri Lanka by a decent margin to overturn that net run rate.
Henry MoeranHOST
6:30
Steven Finn, it was scarcely believable as that partnership built and built and it had shades of Jack Leach and Ben Stokes at Headingley in that famous Ashes Test match.
Steven FinnPANELIST
6:41
Yeah, completely and utterly speechless, really, about what we've just seen there.
Steven FinnPANELIST
6:47
The game just was never smooth right from the very beginning.
Simon MannHOST
18:17
But today was just one of those huge outliers.
Simon MannHOST
18:20
I mean, I think that the concern would be for England is that, OK, if it happens once in a blue moon... kind fine you sort of shrug and say well that's cricket that you know that's the nature of it Shadab had a day out but it's happened twice in three days now where they've lost games that they they shouldn't really have lost and also you know not longer they lost a game against Sri Lanka at Headingley which I thought they shouldn't have lost as well they were 143 for no wicket chasing 320 and you okay that was a you know stiff target and the ball started just reverse a little bit and And Sri Lanka bowled well.
Simon MannHOST
18:52
But those are the games, you know, really good sides just make no mistake in.
Simon MannHOST
18:57
They just closed them out.

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Simon MannHOST
29:33
Have a look at the highlights.
Simon MannHOST
29:34
He actually maneuvered the situation beautifully for Pakistan.
Simon MannHOST
29:39
I mean, it wasn't one of those, it wasn't like Ian Botham at Headingley in 1981, those that can remember that, where basically the first part of his innings was quite a lot of slogging, wasn't it? He thought, I'm just going to have a hit here.
Simon MannHOST
29:51
And then he started to play some more authentic shots there were lots of really clever shots from shut up lifting the ball away with fine leg up inside the circle as England didn't bowl particularly well so it was a magnificent innings just imagine the adrenaline that must be pumping through him at the end of that game to win a match like that and Harris Ralph as well so it wasn't sort of blind slogging that you had down at where was it was it Canterbury where you put that partnership together with Angus Fraser yeah Yeah, but I mean, you chance your arm, don't you? But I thought Shadow today, it was a really fine effort.

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