Paul Allott and guests will debate the big stories in the world of cricket on Sunday morning.
Get informed views on all the big cricket stories
Paul Allott welcomes three of the nation's top cricket writers to the breakfast table to debate the biggest issues in the game.
He'll welcome Dean Wilson of the
Daily Mirror, Simon Wilde of the
Sunday Times and George Dobell of Spin magazine and Cricinfo to the studio this Sunday morning for 90 minutes of debate ahead of day four of the third Test between England and Sri Lanka.
And we'll also be catching up with Nasser Hussain - Sky Sports expert and Daily Mail writer of course - for his views direct from the Rose Bowl.
Our panel will no doubt discuss the success - or otherwise - of the first Test match to be held in Southampton. Should more games be held at the Rose Bowl?
The boys will also look at the state of Andy Flower's side as they continue their quest to become the world's top Test nation. Has captain Andrew Strauss ironed out his style issues? Has Kevin Pietersen silenced his critics? Should Stuart Broad retain his place?
Our experts will also look at the rest of the issues currently hitting the headlines in the international and domestic game.
One topic of debate might be the ECB's decision not to award Lord's a Test match for next summer's series against the West Indies. Should England always play at the Home of Cricket?
And the issue of DRS also refuses to go away after several senior India players, including Sachin Tendulkar, spoke out against the system. Our boys will have their say.
So join us for some informed views and a full review of the big cricket stories in the Sunday newspapers.
We're on air from 9am on Sunday morning on
Sky Sports 1.
And if you miss any of the show you can catch up with the
Cricket Writers On TV podcast, right here on skysports.com
