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Table Mountain

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Nov 1, 2026

Stephen C. StearnsHOST
31:15
And I think it's really cool that you can find rocks from Africa that were scraped off by the glaciers and deposited in Brazil.
Stephen C. StearnsHOST
31:24
Before plate tectonics came along, nobody had any idea how And if you stand on the top of Table Mountain in Cape Town today, which is something I recommend that any of you that have the opportunity to go to Cape Town do, it's really a very beautiful place, you can still see the grooves in the rock from where the glaciers moved over Cape Town.
Stephen C. StearnsHOST
31:45
They're 250 million years old.
Stephen C. StearnsHOST
31:51
The climate since then has actually mostly been warm.
Ian HigginsHOST
0:00
Saturday night, expectation is the air.
Ian HigginsHOST
0:02
Can Australia do it? Is a naked cable car trip up Table Mountain on the cards? Will they rename it Manus Mountain after today? Jesus died for our sins.
Ian HigginsHOST
0:12
I nearly fucking died for this shit.
Ian HigginsHOST
0:17
First over of the day.

36 MINS LATER

Ian HigginsHOST
36:42
I mean, obviously main podcast tomorrow.
Ian HigginsHOST
36:43
I think we're being allowed to back into the ground tomorrow to do the podcast.
Ian HigginsHOST
36:47
So we'll get one last look at Table Mountain, which is exciting for us and maybe for you if you do watch the show and hear, listen, you don't really care.
Ian HigginsHOST
36:53
You might hear some background noise or bins being moved and stuff.
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25:47
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Adam CollinsHOST
25:56
It's the Final Word Daily here with Table Mountain behind us.
Adam CollinsHOST
25:59
Such a talking point through the week.
Adam CollinsHOST
26:00
On the field at Newlands on a glorious Saturday afternoon where at 5.12 we could be into the final hour watching Australia and South Africa duke it out.
Corbin MiddlemasHOST
21:30
I mean, you live here in Cape Town now.
Corbin MiddlemasHOST
21:32
We're completely in awe of Table Mountain and this cricket ground.
Corbin MiddlemasHOST
21:35
There's lots of other places like Durham, Sharla and Queenstown and various others across the world.
Corbin MiddlemasHOST
21:41
Is this as good as it gets at any cricket ground that you've been to around the world? I think
Adam CollinsHOST
14:23
It has been so well supported.
Adam CollinsHOST
14:25
It has been so... enthusiastically engaged with by the crowd who've been here this isn't a bunch of people rocking up to have a day out these are cricket people this is the home of cricket in south africa it absolutely felt it from the minute we arrived three days out from the test to the final passage of play tonight and that final passage was unmissable the way he had to play the cat and mouse game to get into the 90s then that 60 hit you've been saying it all week bass but table mountain getting in the way Cam Green didn't pick it up.
Adam CollinsHOST
14:52
It probably would have gone for six anyway, but that audacious slog sweep to get him into the 90s, then doing it in singles, as, you know, cliched as it is, doing it in singles to get to the cusp of 100, then that hard run to take him to three figures, the brilliant response, running out, lapping the ground, looking up to the skies.
Adam CollinsHOST
15:11
You know, Mulder, I said before, Mulder wants to believe, and I'll play on words from the 1990s, and this guy wants to believe as well, not just in what's above him, but he wants to believe in this team.

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Adam CollinsHOST
24:48
He's been gigantic.
Adam CollinsHOST
24:49
So 15 of his 24 fifers have been away from Australia and he hasn't bowled them out today, strictly speaking, but he has still bowled well and done important things across both innings and indeed both test matches.
Adam CollinsHOST
25:00
And yes, it's that table mountain factor to touch on it again.
Adam CollinsHOST
25:03
You've been all over it all week, into the
Daniel ChernyGUEST
3:11
You had men on the boundary everywhere.
Daniel ChernyGUEST
3:12
The Aussies were losing the ball in the light with Table Mountain in the backdrop.
Daniel ChernyGUEST
3:16
In the end, as you touched on, Courtney, though, we get to the final of the day, all out for 287, sorry, 387, which because of the beautiful maths of 100-run leanity, first things even, I'm smart enough to figure out that is a 287-run lead, which means a 288-run chase, which in my view means that All four results, South Africa win, Australia win, draw, and dare I say it, even a tie, are all up for grabs.
Daniel ChernyGUEST
3:42
The pitch has been playing pretty well.
Courtney WalshHOST
6:07
The one wildcard factor will be there is supposed to be cloud cover tomorrow, and we know that it's a bit harder to bat.
Courtney WalshHOST
6:13
There is a saying here about if the...
Courtney WalshHOST
6:16
The Table Mountain is covered.
Courtney WalshHOST
6:18
It can make it a little trickier, but we'll see what happens there.
Tom MorrisGUEST
3:52
Clearly, I haven't been to all of them, but people who are well-travelled say it is the most beautiful cricket ground in the world, arguably the most glorious sports ground in the world.
Tom MorrisGUEST
4:02
You have to just pinch yourself with Table Mountain behind you, Square of the Wicket.
Tom MorrisGUEST
4:07
The setting is just quite incredible, and Cape Town's an awesome place in general, but Newlands itself is a really special place, Cain.
Tom MorrisGUEST
4:14
I would recommend for the next tour, you get here and you park yourself on the hill, You have a lemonade, maybe a vodka lemonade if you're feeling cheeky, and you enjoy yourself.
Simon HughesHOST
20:38
Now, if you're watching on video, you'll see a few shots of the Cape Town ground, Newlands, which if you haven't seen before, you know, it's such an amazing venue.
Simon HughesHOST
20:46
And I just think the chance to go to Newlands and watch, say, one of the great athletes of world sport play, someone like KG Rabada running into bowl with that backdrop of Table Mountain.
Simon HughesHOST
20:59
Does it get any better than that from a cricketing spectator's point of view? Obviously, you don't want him to take wickets if you're an England fan, but it's an amazing spectacle being there and just experiencing it.
Simon HughesHOST
21:10
There's still quite a lot of opportunity to get out there for the England tour.
Courtney WalshHOST
16:13
I took the chances.
Courtney WalshHOST
16:16
to Table Mountain on this side of the ground, trying to get as close as possible to the fence to see what was going on in the middle through that period.
Courtney WalshHOST
16:23
Nathan Lyon's warming up, so we know that he's coming in to replace Scott Boland, and he went through and did everything.
Courtney WalshHOST
16:28
We know, having had that bad injury last year, that he's meticulous in what he's doing.
Courtney WalshHOST
16:58
I thought a very, very, very good catch.
Courtney WalshHOST
17:00
Bedingham, we talked about compulsive puller.
Courtney WalshHOST
17:02
He made about 20 metres, got to it and took it low, but it was, again, really so catch in a spot where you're looking back to Table Mountain.
Courtney WalshHOST
17:09
You know that Table Mountain caused some issues for Travis Head a couple of days ago.
Bryce CorbettHOST
4:38
We're starting with a cricket question.
Bryce CorbettHOST
4:40
And all week, the Aussie men's cricket team have been slogging it out in South Africa with the imposing sight of Table Mountain behind them.
Bryce CorbettHOST
4:49
Which city are they in? Music Yeah, that's right, they're in beautiful Cape Town.
Bryce CorbettHOST
4:58
Question number two.

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