The Heat Repeat

We couldn't have scripted it better! Australia and India in a T20 World Cup Final at the MCG... with a dash of Katy Perry. 86,174 people watching cricket on International Women's Day. We take you out with a bang on our final podcast of the summer.

India, England and South Africa are all through to the semi-finals. Just one more spot remains... Will it be Australia or New Zealand? Amongst the analysis we chat with 'Tommy Tourist' aka Mignon du Preez and Ann Shannon from SEED about her work in sports mentoring and culture.

The top two T20I sides lose their opening matches in the World Cup and all of a sudden the trophy is anyone's for the taking.Indian journalist Rica Roy is our special guest on the show and we find out why girl's cricket in Sydney's Northern Suburbs is so popular.

How do all the jigsaw pieces fit together to make Matthew Mott's best T20 side? Beth Mooney gives us some insight into the different tactics Australia has trialled leading into the World Cup. Meanwhile on the domestic scene, we celebrate Western Australia's first WNCL title and say goodbye to one of the game's most loved characters - Rene Farrell.

Ahead of the WNCL final we chat plane rides and mindsets with Nicole Bolton.Lots of analysis on the Tri-Series included too, with a focus on Australia's strengths and weaknesses heading into the World Cup.

Kickstarting the new year with some aptly named 20/20 cricket. We hit matchwinners with NSW star Phoebe Litchfield before learning about Hollywood bowler's toe with Australian pacer Tayla Vlaeminck.

Congratulations to the Brisbane Heat on defending the WBBL title! Head of Big Bash Leagues Alistair Dobson and Australian all-rounder Jess Jonassen help us relive the action. While Jay Lenton and Mickey Edwards get us excited for the upcoming men's BBL.

No, not Christmas silly. It's finals time! And Meg 'the Megastar' Lanning joins the show to talk about making her first WBBL century.

Where does your team sit in the race towards the semis? South African Chloe Tryon talks golf and avocados while Jono Dean champions women's cricket.

All the latest in the WBBL with special guest co-host Max Bryden and an interview with Nat Sciver from the Perth Scorchers