Kevin Howells

Hello, I'm Kevin Howells.

Welcome to the Test Match Special podcast, where England's men are preparing for their white ball series in Sri Lanka before the T20 World Cup, which is now just over two weeks away.

But as we've sort of got used to in recent weeks with England at the moment, it's batters off the field which are taking the headlines.

I'm alongside the BBC's chief cricket commentator, Jonathan Agnew, and the chief cricket reporter, Stefan Schemmelt.

Hello to you both.

First to Steph, you're out there in Sri Lanka right now.

There's just no stopping this, is there?

From one country to another.

How are you coping?

Jonathan, how are you enjoying what can only be described, I imagine, as the more refreshing morning or afternoon walks here in the UK?

How are you settling back in?

So just briefly before we hear from Harry Brook, with all the experience as a player you have, as well as a correspondent over however many years it is, this is not new really.

These sort of issues we're talking about here, we've had very high profile cases in years gone by of England on tour.

Can you put this Harry Brook episode into context with other events, say, in the past?

OK, well, let's hear from the England white ball captain then.

He's done quite an intriguing interview here as Harry Brooke, obviously facing the media for the first time since details emerged of his incident with a bouncer in New Zealand, which was the tour before the Ashes, of course.

Here he is right now.

He's been speaking to Stefan.

Back with Stefan and Jonathan shortly.

Remember, TMS will have live commentary of every ball of every match on the men's T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka.