Following On

Former England pacer Darren Gough continues his quest to find out what it takes to win an overseas Ashes.  In this episode he looks at his specialist subject. Bowling fast.Guests include former speedsters Dale Steyn and Damien Fleming as well as two batters who had to pad up and face some of the fastest bowlers in the game, Matt Prior and Michael Clarke.

Neil Manthorp is joined by the former England fast bowler Steve Harmison to look ahead to the second Ashes Test, which gets underway in Brisbane on Thursday morning. They hear from England captain Ben Stokes, and debate what the make up of the side will be with the absence of Mark Wood. CODE Sports' Cricket Writer Daniel Cherny discusses the latest from the Australian camp, as the debate over who should open the batting rolls on. The Kent Head Coach Adam Hollioake joins the show to discuss his first season in charge of the county and his experience working with the England Lions on this current tour of Australia. Plus, they hear from the former South Africa fast bowler Dale Steyn, and they bring you The Final Word.

talkSPORT's Cricket Editor Jon Norman is joined by the former England fast bowler Darren Gough to look ahead to the start of the second Test between Australia and England in Brisbane, with England looking to level the series. They discuss how big a difference a pink ball Test is compared to a red ball, debate if an Ashes series needs a pink ball Test, and they hear from both Ben Stokes and Joe Root. As well as this, they're joined by the former Australia bowler Damien Fleming and the Brisbane Courier Mail's Robert 'Crash' Craddock gives us the lowdown on what to expect from conditions at the Gabba.

Taken from their talkSPORT Cricket YouTube Channel David 'Bumble' Lloyd and Jarrod Kimber are ask how England can win the pink ball Test at the Gabba?For more Ashes content head over to the talkSPORT Cricket YouTube Channel.

Taken from their talkSPORT Cricket YouTube Channel David 'Bumble' Lloyd and Jarrod Kimber are asked whether India's recent problems signify a crisis or transtion?For more cricket content head over to the talkSPORT Cricket YouTube Channel.

Taken from their talkSPORT Cricket YouTube Channel David 'Bumble' Lloyd and Jarrod Kimber ask why England always seem to fall over their feet when the winning line is in sight.For more Ashes content head over to the talkSPORT Cricket YouTube Channel.