May 6, 2026 · 30 min · 17 segments
IPL batting strikes rates have surged this year but don't write off the touch players just yet - the likes of Rahul, Kohli and Babar have been quietly evolving. Azeem names his young PSL players to…
Azeem RafiqHost
Matt Kabir FloydHost
Slightly different subject this one, because it's all about privatization, which, uh, uh, we've seen with The Hundred, the benefits of it, the money that can be raised, and now it seems like the leagues that aren't privatized, they want a piece of the pie.
So they wanna copy what's going on, bring a load of money in for their cricket boards.
And it's quite interesting at the moment because Queensland, who obviously run the, uh, Brisbane Heat, and New South Wales, who run the two Sydney teams, the Thunder and the Sixers, they've come out and said that they're not really for privatization at the moment or the way that it's done, whereas the other teams are.
Um, where do we think this is gonna go? Do y- do you think that it's possible that the Big Bash won't get privatized, or is it inevitable?
Slightly different subject this one, because it's all about privatization, which, uh, uh, we've seen with The Hundred, the benefits of it, the money that can be raised, and now it seems like the leagues that aren't privatized, they want a piece of the pie.
So they wanna copy what's going on, bring a load of money in for their cricket boards.
And it's quite interesting at the moment because Queensland, who obviously run the, uh, Brisbane Heat, and New South Wales, who run the two Sydney teams, the Thunder and the Sixers, they've come out and said that they're not really for privatization at the moment or the way that it's done, whereas the other teams are.
Um, where do we think this is gonna go? Do y- do you think that it's possible that the Big Bash won't get privatized, or is it inevitable?
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