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Chris Woakes: Retirement Decision, Ashes Hopes & Cummins Injury | Stick to Cricket EP 18

Chris Woakes: Retirement Decision, Ashes Hopes & Cummins Injury | Stick to Cricket EP 18

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Chris Woakes joins Michael Vaughan, Sir Alastair Cook, Phil Tufnell and David “Bumble” Lloyd on Stick to Cricket, brought to you by Betfair from Lord’s Cricket Ground.


The former England all-rounder opens up on his decision to retire from international cricket, how close he came to making the Ashes squad and why he still believes England can win Down Under.


Woakes also gives an update on his shoulder injury, talks about Australia’s bowling attack and reacts to the news of Pat Cummins’ injury. Plus, there’s another hilarious batting demo with Tuffers and Chris gives his take on the Ollie Pope vs Harry Brook debate.


He also reveals what makes Ben Stokes such a special leader and tips rising star Jacob Bethell for big things in the future.


Don’t miss this insightful, relaxed and entertaining chat with one of England’s most respected modern cricketers.


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00:00 - Introduction & Banter

09:00 - Shoulder Injury & Recovery

16:00 - Return to Cricke

18:00 - Career Reflections

21:00 - Ashes Preview & Predictions

25:00 - Ben Stokes as Captain

27:00 - Bazball & England’s Approach

31:00 - Bowling Attack & Selection

36:00 - Franchise Cricket & Retirement

41:00 - Community Questions

46:00 - Closing Thoughts

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