Henry Moeran

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934 appearances 12 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 10 Sep

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Test Match Special · ‘England have the best spinners in the World Cup’ - Vaughan · 3 Mar 2026 podcast

So we'll wait and see what the day brings us and the next couple of days indeed with the semi-finals both getting underway 1.30 UK time.

First up on Wednesday, it is the game between South Africa and New Zealand in Calcutta and Eden Gardens.

Full commentary of that on BBC Sounds and Five Sports Extra and then England.

against India on Thursday we're not expecting any rain there are reserve days available but we don't think that that will be a factor so we will wait and see what occurs who will be heading to the final in Ahmedabad on Sunday my thanks to you Michael and to Prakash and thanks so much for listening don't forget to subscribe on BBC Sounds to the Test Match Special podcast to make sure you never miss an episode thank you so much for listening let's go and find one of those drinks

Thanks Michael.

Thank you Prakash.

Test Match Special · Gayle’s Gangnam style as Windies win 2012 T20 · 20 Feb 2026 podcast

Hello and welcome to the Test Match Special Podcast.

This is Henry Moran from the T20 World Cup.

For this special edition of the podcast we're going to be looking back at the first T20 World Cup to be held in Asia.

The fourth edition of the tournament in 2012.

held in Sri Lanka.

Well this was a tournament that saw England coming into the competition as reigning champions but their reign would be short-lived with West Indies lifting the title at the Primadasa Stadium against the hosts and arguably favourites for that final, Sri Lanka.

But what about the story of the tournament?

Well one player who was involved in the England squad was Stephen Finn, England's leading wicket-taker with eight in the tournament and following all the action.

My overriding memory is the West Indies doing the Gangnam style dance almost every day of the trip it felt like.

If we go through how the tournament worked, first and foremost, it was a competition that saw four groups of three, just 27 matches compared to the 2026 edition where 55 games take place.

It's less than half as many games.

And so it really was a condensed competition in those days.

And you actually had to do pretty badly not to qualify for the Super 8.

So two out of the three sides in each group would go through to the Super 8 phase.

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