Chaotic cricket chat that still finds the tactical bones under the jokes.
This episode is a brisk wrap of India-England cricket, centered on the second-Test aftermath, the Duke's ball grumbling, and a match that keeps finding its way back into view.

No Balls Cricket Podcast
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A "respected" (former) sports journalist and a "club cricketer" take a lenient view to over-stepping the line while talking about cricket.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed cricket arguments, tactical scrutiny and irreverent chemistry make match results feel like the beginning of the conversation.
The No Balls Cricket Podcast turns cricket analysis into a running argument between Siddharth Pradhan and Aditya Devrath, with India at the center and the international game always close by.
An Ashwin-Jadeja debate gets technical enough to make your own Test XI feel underprepared.
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Chaotic cricket chat that still finds the tactical bones under the jokes.
This episode is a brisk wrap of India-England cricket, centered on the second-Test aftermath, the Duke's ball grumbling, and a match that keeps finding its way back into view.
A rough edged but lively semi final wrap that rolls into the final preview.
The episode keeps its focus on the semi finals and then moves into the final preview without much detour. It comes back to the moment the game slipped away and the question of whether Rabada should have been trusted with the last over.
A loose cricket chat that stays anchored to the match even when it wanders.
Episode 52 keeps its focus on cricket, opening with India's heavy win over Australia, Virat Kohli's hundred, and the promised detour into the greatest cricket Twitter beef before settling into the second Test and the rest of the series.
Cricket detail leads, then the panel wanders into its usual chaos.
The episode works best when it settles into cricket analysis, especially around the reverse sweep and the stretch where the Indian bowlers were left without answers.
A wild ODI, a timed-out uproar, and a blunt reaction that never pretends to be neutral.
Australia's collapse against Afghanistan gives the episode its charge, and the hosts lean into the shock without flattening the stakes. They move from scorecard detail to the argument around timing and rules, then back to Maxwell's century, which keeps the discussion brisk and a…
A loud cricket rant about a chaotic Test, a terrible pitch, and a few sharp turning points.
This episode is all over the place in a way that mostly works. The hosts react fast to a nasty pitch, a messy Test, Ben Stokes' century, India’s bowlers losing their shape, Anshul Kamboj’s debut pace fading as the spell went on, and Joe Root moving into second on the Test…
Episode 50 brings Guddu back, digs into Crawley's India series, and keeps the cricket nerd energy high.
Episode 50 frames the half century as a reunion, bringing Guddu back into the mix and leaning into the old-crew video banter before settling into cricket talk with a sense of its own history.
A feral cricket chat that still knows the score.
This episode is cricket talk with its sleeves rolled up: Gavaskar praise, a moustache bet that goes nowhere sensible, and then a sharp shift into what South Africa, Australia, India, England, and New Zealand look like right now.



Local cricket, score by score.

Cricket analysis with the lid off.

Loose talk, sharp turns, real feeling.

Cricket reaction with memory and nerve.
The hosts analyze the Cricket World Cup, focusing on England's disastrous performance, Pakistan's captaincy woes, and Bangladesh's batting struggles.
The hosts recap the 2023 Cricket World Cup, focusing on Glenn Maxwell's miraculous double century for Australia against Afghanistan, India's dominant performance, and controversies like the timed-out incident and YouTube copyright strikes.
Episode 57 catches up on two Tests of India-England cricket.
The hosts start by mocking England, the state of the Test, and the general absurdity of it all.
No Balls Cricket Podcast episode 42 covers the World Cup’s late group-stage results, from Afghanistan finishing on 8 points and South Africa beating them to Sri Lanka’s board being sacked, reinstated, and then suspended for political involvement.
No Balls Cricket Podcast episode 54 focuses on the drawn third Test between India and Australia, Ravi Ashwin's retirement, and a wide cricket roundup that includes Pakistan, South Africa, and the Champions Trophy mess.
The No Balls Cricket Podcast Episode 44, “Tails Between Our Legs,” spends most of its time on India’s World Cup final loss, with the hosts arguing that the pitch in Ahmedabad looked like a “dirt track” and that Rohit Sharma’s batting and captaincy choices mattered.
The No Balls Cricket Podcast episode 45 is dominated by the India-England Test series preview, with sharp attention on England’s wicket complaints, Shoaib Bashir’s delayed visa, and India’s home record since losing a Test series to England in 2012.
Episode 53 starts in chaos.
The No Balls Cricket Podcast episode 48 centers on India’s Test against England, with Siddharth Vardhan and Aditya Dev arguing over whether Bazball still matters after England were beaten by 126 runs.
The hosts analyze the 2023 Cricket World Cup, discussing surprising results like Afghanistan's wins over England and Pakistan, England's poor performance, and India's dominance.
The show opens in full digressive mode.
The show opens by saying nothing has happened to Bihar in the last week, then wanders through Bihar-born cricketers, Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, and a string of self-corrections that keep the banter alive.
Siddharth Pradhan and Aditya Devrath come back after the Boxing Day Tests with a black-day riff, a sponsor joke, and a side swipe at drinking habits.
Episode 43 opens in chaos, with the hosts arguing over how to start, the episode number, and the mascot.
Episode 50 is a half-century celebration.
The hosts come back after a long gap and jump straight into cricket.
Episode 52 lands in a slightly different setup, with Toothy in the room and an expensive bit of equipment almost in danger before the intro even gets going.
The No Balls Cricket Podcast episode “Bazboozled” jumps from South Africa’s World Test Championship win to Australia’s Caribbean tour and India’s first Test in England.
Episode 49 opens with a joke-heavy question about whether Glenn Phillips has turned into cricket's strangest all-rounder upgrade.