Show Notes
Geoff Marsh joins Moises Henriques, Josh Phillipe and Tom Gallop from Sri Lanka as the Chin Music unpacks a huge week in Australian cricket. Two Test matches, a hundred on debut and Steve Smith joins the 10,000 club. There’s even time for a few classic Swampy stories.
Can Sri Lanka bounce back and did the Aussies celebrate better after the 1987 or 1999 World Cup win? Listen in to find out.
TIMECODES: 04:24 - WA and NSW difference for Josh 06:53 - Australia A vs Lions 15:54 - Australia vs Sri Lanka Test 1 recap 24:49 - Swampy March joins the show 33:54 - Swampy on Khawaja retirement 35:27 - Aussie openers issue 40:55 - Swampy's WC wins 45:30 - Bowling in the subcontinent 52:00 - Sri Lankan memories 53:49 - Predictions for Australia vs Sri Lanka 2 56:54 - NSW Cricket preparation
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