The boys from Fine Leg look to go out in style as they wrap up season 2021/22 with a bang, looking back at their predictions and all the big events from the season just gone, as they go from fine leg to fine leg for the very last time.
After a short hiatus the lads are back to run through everything that's happened during the month of January in the world of cricket, including reviewing their Ashes predictions they made earlier in the season.
With Jim on holiday, Nicko takes the opportunity to have some cheeky alone time and record a podcast all by himself like a big boy.
Honestly writing a description for this just doesn't cover this loose unit of a poddie. Jim is mad at Warnie again and Nicko records by himself because Jim was late. That's it. You really just have to listen to it.
Cricket has gone a bit mad. Scotty Boland took 6/7 on debut, Head has Covid, Jimmy still hasn't taken a wicket this season, Nicko wants to make a 50 and the BBL has actually been good?! Bit going on here.
Bit going on here. The Ashes are underway and there's so much to talk about. The boys discuss Head going bang, Neser finally getting his baggy green, as well as some interesting local cricket events, including the biggest collapse that Jimmy has ever witnessed.
The Ashes is upon us, and the boys from Fine Leg have come full circle. It's a juicy series packed with drama and huge talking points, and Jimmy, Nicko and Dave take it upon themselves to delve into all the big stories surrounding the upcoming Ashes series.
Bit of an interesting episode this one, with Nicko not so blatantly ripping off another podcast by brainstorming ideas for his own charcoal chicken shop. The lads also talk about Tim Paine being a naughty boy, Nicko taking the role as skipper in the 6's and not to mention stumbling across one of the greatest scorecards the boys have ever laid eyes on for the retro match report.
The boys have made their predictions for the domestic season. Who's winning the Shield and One Day Cup, who is gonna make runs or take wickets, and what big calls have the boys made? Tune in to find out.
For part 2 of this episode, the boys look at what happened in Pommy Land over the winter, while Nicko looks back at his South Australia rebuild from the Season 2 Finale.
After a lengthy absence, the boys from Fine Leg are finally back to bring you season 3. For the first part of the episode, the boys go through the long list of fines they've compiled during lockdown, calling out all the bullsh*t that's happened over the past few months.
This is the big one. It's the season finale, and it's absolute mayhem. With choose your own adventure cordial, a recap of the 2020/21 season and a compilation of the best moments from season 2, this isn't one you want to miss, so strap yourself in and enjoy! Music: Monkeys Spinning Monkeys by Kevin MacLeod
What a time to be alive. There's Sheffield Shield and One Day Cup on simultaneously, the Zooper Dooper League is nowhere in sight, and Jackson Bird is taking the piss. The boys from Fine Leg discuss recent events in world cricket, announce their Premier Cricket team of the season and talk about some of the things that are appropriate to say around the boys at cricket, but not to the misso.
Jimmy reaches his boiling point with Shane Warne's commentary, while Nicko clicks a pen for 45 minutes.
With the Shield and One Day Cup back and the Zooper Dooper League over, balance has been restored to the Australian domestic cricket scene... or has it? Jimmy has less to complain about than usual (not that that stops him), while Nicko confesses his love for Glenn Phillips.
In the second part of this podcast, the boys discuss squad options for the upcoming international series' in South Africa and New Zealand, Nicko is fed up again and Jimmy talks about the highest score of his career. *Note: This podcast was recorded before the international squads were released
After a brief hiatus, the lads from Fine Leg return to talk about the Aussies and their efforts against India, the Zooper Dooper League and issue an enormous amount of fines.
With the start of the Zooper Dooper League approaching, the boys talk about all the reasons why it's absolutely shite.
In part 2 of this episode the boys look at the Australian squads for India's upcoming tour of Australia, rank some sledges we found on the internet and debut a couple of new segments.
The boys from Fine Leg are back! Jimmy and Nicko run through some fines and review some of the recent signings for the upcoming ZDL (BBL) season.
The future for cricket looks bright despite the significant toll that coronavirus and David Warner's tik toks have had on the game. Jimmy and Nicko discuss how the near future might look for Australian cricket and preview the upcoming International summer and discuss player movement on the domestic scene.
Amidst the worldwide epidemic, the boys discuss the release of 'The Test' documentary on Amazon and host their very own academy awards for the best (and worst) of the series.
After a brief hiatus, Jimmy and Nicko are back to discuss school cricket, the recent Big Bash season and celebrate the most romantic day of the year by ranking cricket's best bromances.
Following the finish of the recent test series against Pakistan, we look at the best and worst of the series and other results around the country, while also discussing what comprises a good spread at tea.
The Aussie Test Summer is here! Jimmy and Nicko discuss recent domestic matches and the upcoming Test series against Pakistan, as well as introduce a new segment: 'Cricket 101'.
Cricket season is well and truly underway, with Jimmy and Nicko discussing recent Sheffield Shield and International matches, as well as introducing a couple of new segments...
With the Australian cricket season kicking off, Jimmy and Nicko look at recent One Day Cup and Premier Cricket results, while also previewing the Sheffield Shield and discussing some major talking points surrounding Australian cricket.
Jimmy and Nicko review the Ashes and preview the upcoming One-Day Cup.
Jimmy and Nicko review the fourth Ashes Test as Australia retain the Ashes.
