Will Australia Or South Africa Be Happier After BONKERS Day In Cape Town?!

Neil Manthorp is joined by the former England fast bowler Steve Harmison to discuss the week's biggest stories. They are joined on the show by the former Surrey Head Coach Gareth Batty, who has revealed why he has left his role with the county to take up the opportunity as an Assistant Coach with Chennai Super Kings and also reflects on his 4 seasons in charge at The Oval. They also reflect on England's recent ODI woes after three straight defeats in the tri-series in Pakistan, and debate Adil Rashid's future in England's white-ball sides after being left out in the last 2 games. They also preview the series-deciding third Test between South Africa and Australia in Cape Town, and discuss what next for Sir James Anderson after leaving Lancashire following a 25-year stint with the county.

Jon Norman is joined by the former England fast bowler Steve Harmison to look back at England's one-wicket defeat to Pakistan to register their third successive defeat in this tri-series in Pakistan. They ask the question on everyone's lip - how did England lose an unlosable game? And they also question why two members of the white-ball coaching staff aren't with the team in Pakistan due to other commitments.

Sam Ellard is joined by the former Netherlands international Ryan ten Doeschate and the South African Cricket Journalist Daniel Gallan to look back at the second Test between South Africa and Australia in Gqeberha, as South Africa level the series at 1-1 with an innings and 30-run victory. They discuss if this South African side gets the credit they deserve, standout performances from both Temba Bavuma and Marco Jansen, and a match-winning contribution by Wiann Mulder. They also discuss what selection headaches surrounding Australia, and ponder if they should make changes ahead of next week's third and final Test in Cape Town.

Sam Ellard is joined by the former Netherlands international Ryan ten Doeschate and the former Surrey and Durham all-rounder Cameron Steel to look back at Day 4 of the Second Test between South Africa and Australia in Gqeberha, with Australia closing on 156-4 following on, still trailing by a further 170 runs. They praise Marco Jansen as his five-wicket haul helps dismiss Australia for just 99 in their first innings, reflect on how Temba Bavuma manages Kagiso Rabada on his first Test back from injury, and they look at where it all went wrong for Australia with the bat. They also look ahead to next week's third Test in Cape Town, look at some of the selection headaches involving Australia, and discuss yet another start for Marnus Labuschage with the bat.

Sam Ellard is joined by the former South Africa international Dane Vilas and the former Surrey and Durham all-rounder Cameron Steel to look back at Day 3 of the second Test between South Africa and Australia in Gqeberha, with Australia closing on 3-1, trailing by 422 runs. They reflect on a perfect day for the Proteas captain Temba Bavuma, whose highest Test score helped South Africa recover from 110-6 to declare on 425-9, and also praise the lower order contributions from both Marco Jansen and Simon Harmer, who scored 85 and 82 respectively. As well as this, they reflect on why Australia were so passive with the ball, reflect on Kagiso Rabada's immediate impact upon his return to the Test arena and debate how South Africa can still win this Test Match to level the series.