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Oct 30, 2026

Ian HigginsHOST
10:17
So Australia's bowled 134 overs in the second innings.
Ian HigginsHOST
10:20
And just going through the wickets that fell today, Britska was out hooking off Cummins, caught it finally by Stark.
Ian HigginsHOST
10:25
He did try to roll the wrist, but he caught the toppish edge and then just went flat straight to Cummins, straight to Stark, sorry.
Ian HigginsHOST
10:31
Rickleton was run out.
Ian HigginsHOST
10:33
brilliantly by Inglis.
Ian HigginsHOST
13:17
And for, I think, I think Australia looked tired today and they play more test cricket then.
Ian HigginsHOST
13:22
um than the saffers obviously so here you know i feel like manas is going to come in they're going to fucking be all over him there's going to be chirp that gives him energy you know uh he'll get out uh that he'll get a massive send-off super sports all over him that'll give him energy as well you know Cameron Green, slow start against, you know, you can see it capitulate.
Ian HigginsHOST
13:40
But at the same time, I'm also looking at, you know, when we saw Cummins bowl first, we thought, well, Australia's lost the game, especially in those first two hours.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
1:22
It's beautifully struck, though, and reaches the boundary for four.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
1:27
Bretzky swats around the corner, top edge, outs! Could you believe that? Straight down the throat of Mitch Stark, and the wicket fast for Pat Cummins is
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:38
over.
Gerard WhateleyHOST
1:39
He has out-thought
speaker_5UNKNOWN
5:23
Nathan Lyon takes the catch.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
5:26
That is a moment.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
5:29
Pat Cummins choreographed and Mitchell Stark executed.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
5:33
To perfection.
BarneyHOST
48:38
Now, other people that may be under a bit of pressure this test match.
BarneyHOST
48:44
Captain Pat Cummins.
BarneyHOST
48:46
Unusual drought.
BarneyHOST
48:48
Despite bowling threateningly, he remains wicketless across his past 53 overs.
BarneyHOST
49:02
And I...
BarneyHOST
49:03
Actually, Buckets, I'm going to bring you in on this because you have sat up all night and watched every ball of this.
BarneyHOST
49:07
The Temba Bavuma LBW appeal where he got turned down, Pat Cummins wrapped him on the leg.
BarneyHOST
49:15
Just going
speaker_1UNKNOWN
21:51
Boss, you have to praise this guy.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
21:56
By the way, did you look at, I don't know, live stream also, did anyone notice Pat Cummins has looked kind of...
speaker_1UNKNOWN
22:07
Flat.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
22:08
I didn't, like, this is not the Pat Cummins we are used to seeing.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
22:12
That's right.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
22:13
When Australia needs a wicket, Pat Cummins was like, I'm coming.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
22:16
And I'm taking a wicket.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
22:17
But
Jimmy SmithHOST
40:05
So we want to know who was angry.
Jimmy SmithHOST
40:09
Tom, if someone was angry, was it Andrew McDonald? Was it Pat Cummins? Was it George Bailey? Was it Josh Inglis who replaced Steve Smith? And you make the really good point around cricket, right? Mitch Stark.
Jimmy SmithHOST
40:22
How did things fundamentally change in the game for Mitch Stark going into that game now that Steve Smith is out? It didn't.
Jimmy SmithHOST
40:30
It doesn't change a bit.
Jimmy SmithHOST
40:31
No.
Jimmy SmithHOST
40:32
I think the fact that Steve Smith being out, so this is what you give an understanding of how important he is to the side.
Jimmy SmithHOST
40:37
The fact that Steve Smith was out led Pat Cummins to call correctly and offer to bowl, elect to bowl as opposed to bat.
Jimmy SmithHOST
40:47
That's how significant was...
Ben DavisHOST
4:57
This has been a test match where every day something new has happened to debunk what's happened the day before.
Ben DavisHOST
5:05
Remember day one? We've all just gone, Pat Cummins has done a NASA at the Gabba and electing to bowl first.
Ben DavisHOST
5:13
Sending him in.
Ben DavisHOST
5:14
What a disaster.

9 MINS LATER

Ben DavisHOST
13:49
All right, it's time to roll the dice and see if this passes the pub test.
Ben DavisHOST
13:58
The big questions, the top stories.
Ben DavisHOST
14:00
Does it pass the Friday pub test? Does it? Well, what does, Jimmy? Pat Cummins deciding to send South Africa in.
Ben DavisHOST
14:12
If we end up winning this test...
Scott BaileyGUEST
10:28
Lyon was getting a lot of purchase out of the rough.
Scott BaileyGUEST
10:30
But Pat Cummins, I thought, just captained superbly yesterday, moving the field essentially every ball.
Scott BaileyGUEST
10:34
He rotated through his bowlers at one point.
Scott BaileyGUEST
10:37
There were six bowling changes in the space of six overs.
Ben DavisHOST
1:57
Simon, Jimmy and I have said that every day of this test is just given something different.
Ben DavisHOST
2:01
We were all thinking, Pat Cummins, what are you doing sending them in? And then all of a sudden it was a genius move.
Ben DavisHOST
2:07
And then it looked like one of us was going to get 500 and then it came back.
Ben DavisHOST
2:10
Then they were going to get 500 and then it came back.
Brenton SpeedHOST
30:50
Kim Hughes on the line talking all things cricket, the former Australian cricket captain.
Brenton SpeedHOST
30:55
Are you worried about the Pat Cummins output at the moment? He's wicketless and conceded 200 runs during the latest sequence.
Brenton SpeedHOST
31:04
The Goats turning it on, but Cummins is struggling.
Kim HughesGUEST
31:08
Well, the goat, the bloke I feel sorry for, I don't know about you, but I mean, Scotty Boland, every time he turns up, he gets a four or five.
Jim WilkinsonHOST
65:14
We've got Glenn McGrath, Richard Hadley, Wazim Akram, Kirtley Ambrose, Fred Truman, Dale Steyn, Wakai Younis.
Jim WilkinsonHOST
65:22
And then you've got Jimmy Anderson Broad, Boomerer, and then Pat Cummings.
Jim WilkinsonHOST
65:26
I mean, that's a hell of a list to choose from.
Dave LevittGUEST
65:28
McGrath and Anderson for me.

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