Reverse Swept Radio 196: corruption in Cricket Canada, a New Zealand legend dies, and are England uncaptainable?
THE TEN MINUTE FORTNIGHT: The death of Bob Blair, and is the Bazball captaincy a poisoned chalice? "It's the story so good that we accidentally told it twice on the podcast." FROM THE ARCHIVES (11'50): The Bouncer that Peter Lever regretted "When I got back to the pavilion I wanted to retire." THE REVIEW (20'55): The Fifth Estate: Corruption Inside Cricket Canada (2026, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) "Essentially what we're saying is Please don't sue us." Recorded 30 June 2026
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