001: England vs South Africa (summer 2003) - The summer of Smith, Vaughan's captaincy debut and James Kirtley.
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Join us as we delve into the memorable 2003 cricket series between England and South Africa. This episode recounts the thrilling matches, key moments, and standout performances that defined the summer. From the rise of young talents to the resurgence of seasoned players, this series had it all. Relive the highs of Marcus Trescothick's double century and Graham Thorpe's emotional comeback, contrasted with the lows of crushing defeats and Nasser Hussain's resignation as captain. Discover the underdog stories, such as James Kirtley's match-winning 6-34 at Trent Bridge, and the forgotten heroes who played pivotal roles in this historic series. We also touch on the fascinating tour matches that punctuated the series, including a surprising nine-wicket haul by Paul Adams and an impressive double century by Jacques Kallis against Derbyshire. Plus, don't miss our special trivia segment, 'The Test,' where we challenge your cricket knowledge with some intriguing questions from the era. Whether you're a die-hard cricket fan or just curious about one of England's most eventful summers, this episode is packed with insights, anecdotes, and plenty of cricketing nostalgia.
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