Fin Taylor

He's, you know, he's sort of outflanking Thatcher from a conservative point of view, saying that's not a problem.

That's what I feel the cricket, English cricket world feels about basketball.

And it's like, yeah, this is English, but we're better than this.

You know, this is too fast.

And also, I think the sheen has come off now.

I mean, when you're kind of...

It's become a bit of a suicide cult.

When you're basketballing India and it's one-sided, it's fun.

But when both teams are just, you know, can't bat, it's like, this is not fun anymore.

And it's... I think the kind of... I'm surprised McCullum is still there, to be honest.

I'm not on top of the changes at the top of the EC, but Key's still there, isn't he?

They seem to have weathered the whole Australian disaster.

uh so yeah it's not i suppose it what would be nice is and i feel like this is always it's always been marketing right it's always just been marketing basketball and it now they're saying like basketball with uh with periods of time where you don't do that or whatever it's like well yeah that's just playing normal cricket and winning isn't it and that's that's all that is um

So I don't know whether we'll see that again.

I think Pakistan is next for us after New Zealand.

Maybe we'll see more of that.

But, yeah, I'm getting slightly bored of it because I don't think it's – if you're judging it by its initial intention, which was to make good test matches, result aside, it hasn't been making good test matches, even in Australia.

Yeah, start again.

Start again.

Just raise it.