Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell, Ian Healy and journalist Robert Craddock join us for a new episode of Stick to Cricket, reacting to England’s defeat in Brisbane and the state of the Ashes after two tough Tests - Brought to you by Betfair. 🏏

The panel break down the key moments from the match, including another standout performance from Mitchell Starc and the areas where England will feel they let opportunities slip. They discuss Stokes’ leadership, how the team are responding and the tactical questions England now face as they look to stay competitive in the series.

Ian Healy offers insight into Australia’s strengths, the growing confidence in their camp and the noticeable differences between the sides so far.

The team also explore what England can take forward, the adjustments that might help and how the series is still shaping up with plenty of cricket left to play. From tactical tweaks to mindset shifts, there’s thoughtful debate on what could spark a turnaround.

Insightful, honest and full of great stories, this episode offers a clear look at where the Ashes stand and what might come next.

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00:00 - Intro

15:30 - Ben Stokes’ comments

21:50 - England’s performance

30:00 - Tuffers’ wicket-keeping demo

42:32 - Mitchell Starc

54:30 - Community Questions & Jofra Archer

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Before the team left Perth, Mike Hussey joined Michael Vaughan and Phil Tufnell for a brand-new episode of Stick to Cricket, as Mr Cricket reflects on his incredible career and lifts the lid on some of the biggest stories in the game - Brought to you by Betfair. 🏏

Hussey shares what it was really like playing alongside MS Dhoni, the leadership qualities that made him unique, and the moments that shaped their time together at Chennai. The panel also look back at Hussey’s Australia career, his memories of the Ashes, and the bowler who challenged him more than anyone else during his years at the top.

The conversation turns to the future of cricket as Hussey discusses his journey into coaching, the pressures of the modern game and his concerns for the long-term health of Test cricket. The team also weigh in on the growing influence of Saudi investment in sport and what it could mean for players, fans and the international calendar.

Packed with insight, big stories and plenty of laughs, this episode offers a brilliant look at one of the modern game’s greats and the challenges cricket now faces.

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00:00 - Intro

05:35 - Early Cricket Memories

12:35 - MS Dhoni

30:15 - Difference between coaching and playing

37:15 - Test Cricket & Saudi Takeover in Sport

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Earlier this week Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell, Nick Hoult and Daniel Cherny came together for a special Ashes Extra episode of Stick to Cricket, packed with all the talking points England fans are debating right now - brought to you by Betfair. 🏏

With England 1-0 down and under pressure heading into the next Test, the panel assess whether Pat Cummins will be fit, how Australia might strengthen, and whether England’s tactics are becoming too predictable.

They also discuss whether England’s bowling attack is actually better suited to pink-ball cricket and if the conditions could help spark a response.

Nick Hoult and Daniel Cherny offer insight from both camps as the team debate England’s stubbornness, the changes they must consider, and whether Travis Head should open again after his impressive showing in Perth.

With Australia looking strong and England searching for answers, the big question remains: can England bounce back?

With sharp analysis, strong opinions and plenty of laughs, Ashes Extra provides the essential build-up to a crucial Test for England.

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00:00 - Intro

02:40 - Pat Cummins

03:30 - Honest thoughts on England

08:30 - Pink-ball

11:35 - England's tactics

24:40 - Missed chance for England

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