Sir Alastair Cook
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2,875 appearances
21 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 4d ago
Sir Alastair Cook’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There's the T20 World Cup or the World Cup coming up, and then you've got the ashes.
Who's gonna get the final say?
And where Rob Key, who has been quite scattergun, I think, in his approach, has to really he's the one who has to really tighten up and get this thing really straight and really organized because you have to be so organized to make sure that that that both
Both coaches are happy, and there is a there is a path forward.
And I think that's the one thing I think you could say about the McCullum and Stokes era.
There didn't seem to be much future planning at all.
Impossible to get right, and where they tried to take players in and out and try to plan to we're just gonna plan for the next week.
And it it's almost cost them.
You go back to that not after the ashes, we're talking about the review.
There was this review, and then a week later.
Later everything's a month later, everything's changed.
You there has to be some really good, clear, decisive future planning for this to work really well.
No, no I disagree with what Agga's saying.
I think the I think the environment really helped him to start with.
Because I I actually didn't think Harry Brooke I saw him play some Red Bull cricket for Yorkshire against Essex in my latter stages and I don't think he knew how to play the Red Bull game.
I think he started as an opener and he didn't know whether to stick or twist.
He didn't know whether to defend or attack.
And McCullum and Stokes came in and said, I want you to go out and attack, right?
So that freed him up and gave him a real clarity how he w how to play.
And he allowed him to produce stats like that.
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