Atharva Kambli

Well, it must be us.

Whenever we were around, it was all doom and gloom and negative ashes and everything that happened in the winter, the women's World Cup.

And then we've not been around and they've had a brilliant month in Sri Lanka.

And the under 19s have gone off and got through to the final.

I mean, a semifinal against Australia.

You've got to be a good player in a youth World Cup, under-19 World Cup, to get runs in a semi-final against Australia.

You have to be a serious talent to be able to do that, don't you?

You were.

They do.

And the one that actually took, I mean, obviously, Roo is a standout player.

I mean, every time I look at under-19s or Somerset or Somerset seconds or Lions trips or whatever, one of the Roos is just getting runs.

I mean, it's incredible.

The elder brother I was talking to you about in the winter, and you said, actually, Nass, keep an eye on the younger one.

And that's why I tuned in the first game to watch him.

I'd seen him on streams or whatever, and he looks a real talent.

But the lad that caught my eye at the other end was Ben Mays.

the Hampshire lad.

I was watching Roo and it was against Zimbabwe and May's got something like 77, not out.

And it just, you see people lying.

He should be as an England under 19 top order batter, by the way.