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Yas Rana and Cameron Steel bring you Oval and Out - your bitesize look at the fourth day of Surrey's Rothesay County Championship match against Glamorgan - the final one at the Kia Oval for 2026. Well, with a target of 615 to win, it would have been a historic day, but it wasn't to be for Surrey, as Glamorgan prevailed with the ball. Daniel Norcross made a surprise guest appearance to supply us with the greatest stat of the season...

Daniel Norcross and Ali Brown bring you Oval and Out - your bitesize look at the third day of Surrey's Rothesay County Championship match against Glamorgan - the final one at the Kia Oval for 2026. Well, with 177 on the board and just two wickets down, the target, however unbelievably, is within Surrey's sights. The unthinkable may yet still not happen - with 435 runs still to win - but, with Patel and Pope at the crease, you have to say there's a chance...

Phil Walker and Cameron Steel bring you Oval and Out - your bitesize look at the first day of Surrey's Rothesay County Championship match against Glamorgan - the final one at the Kia Oval for 2026. After the chaos of yesterday, today was calm and controlled. Just 3 wickets fell as Asa Tribe's unbeaten 142 gives Glamorgan a handsome 356 run lead with 5 wickets still to go.

Daniel Norcross and Yas Rana bring you Oval and Out - your bitesize look at the first day of Surrey's Rothesay County Championship match against Glamorgan - the final one at the Kia Oval for 2026. It was a day of absolute chaos, with both sides being bowled out for under 150 as 20 wickets fell in the game, on a day in which 78 wickets fell across the whole of division 1. There were some technical difficulties with the visual in this episode, so apologies for that, although the audio is good.

Daniel Norcross and Mark Church bring you Oval and Out, your bitesize look into Surrey's nail biting victory over Somerset in the Metro Bank Women's One Day Cup at the Kia Oval. An extraordinary final half hour saw Surrey victorious by one wicket and through to play Hampshire in the semi final on Wednesday.

Daniel Norcross and Georgie Heath bring you Oval and Out, your bitesize look into Surrey's extraordinary ten wicket victory over Warwickshire in the Metro Bank Women's One Day Cup at the Kia Oval. After bowling the visitors out for just 55, Surrey knocked off the runs in ten overs to setup a huge final group match at the Kia Oval.

Cameron Ponsonby and Cameron Steel bring you Oval and Out - your bitesize look at the third and final day of Surrey's Rothesay County Championship match against Yorkshire at the Kia Oval. But, before that, you'll hear the immediate live post-match reaction from Daniel Norcross and Yas Rana. It was madness. Pure madness, as Surrey crept over the line, largely in part to Josh Blake's winning hand of 43 off a mammoth 183 deliveries. In the end, Surrey won by 1 wicket as Dan Worrall hit the winning runs with the time having gone 5 o'clock.

George Gompertz and Cameron Steel bring you Oval and Out - your bitesize look at the second day of Surrey's Rothesay County Championship match against Yorkshire at the Kia Oval. Chaos reigned. Absolute chaos, as 23 wickets fell and we were treated to the rare sight of all 4 innings in a day. the bottom line, however, is that, in pursuit if 185 to win, Surrey end the day 27-0.

George Gompertz brings you Oval and Out - your bitesize look at the first day of Surrey's Rothesay County Championship match against Nottinghamshire at the Kia Oval. It was Surrey's day and, having inserted the visitors, they have them 133-7 at the end of the truncated first day.

Daniel Norcross in conversation with the legendary Pakistan batter Zaheer Abbas, who has recently released his new autobiography, From A to Zed: A Life in Cricket. Abbas holds the highest first-class average for matches at The Oval, an extraordinary 162.14, from 13 innings (1,135 runs) which includes four centuries and highest score of 240, scored for Pakistan against England in 1974.  This interview was recorded during the lunch interval on day three of Surrey's County Championship match against Nottinghamshire, on Saturday 22nd August, 2026.

Daniel Norcross in conversation with Martin Allen from Chertsey Cricket Club, telling his club's amazing story about how the middle stump was invented in Chertsey 250 years ago in 1776! Find out all about the amazing story of how one of the most crucial and game changing additions in cricketing history took place in the heart of Surrey - and Chertsey's plans to commemorate it throughout this anniversary season. This conversation was recorded during the tea break on day 2 of Surrey's County Championship fixture against Nottinghamshire, on 21st August, 2026.

Daniel Norcross in conversation with Ian Hewitt, a former Chair of the All England Lawn Tennis Club, who has recently written 'London's Sporting Heroes', a book exploring the capital's incredible sporting heritage. Daniel and Ian discuss the amazing variety of sports that have taken place in London - and how they are so well remembered throughout the city with plaques, statues, street names and other forms of commemoration. This conversation was recorded during the tea break on day 2 of Surrey's County Championship fixture against Nottinghamshire, on 21st August, 2026.

Yas Rana talks to multi award winning sports writer Jonathan Wilson about cricket, football and everything in between. Known for his regular appearances on The Guardian Football Weekly podcast and his hugely popular books including the 2026 Sunday Times Sports Book of Year, The Power and the Glory: A New History of the World Cup, Inverting the Pyramid: A History of Football Tactics, and Two Brothers: The Life and Times of Bobby and Jackie Charlton. This interview was recorded at the Kia Oval during the lunch break of the Rothesay County Championship match between Surrey and Nottinghamshire, on Thursday August 20th 2026.

Yas Rana and Ali Brown bring you Oval and Out - your bitesize look at the third day of Surrey's Rothesay County Championship match against Nottinghamshire at the Kia Oval. Nottinghamshire - spearheaded by fast bowler Olly Stone - managed to wrap this game up in just three days, despite and gutsy and defiant century from Ollie Pope.

Daniel Norcross and Cameron Steel bring you Oval and Out - your bitesize look at the second day of Surrey's Rothesay County Championship match against Nottinghamshire at the Kia Oval. It was Nottinghamshire's day, with Olly Stone taking 6 wickets en route to the visitors finishing the day with a lead of 169 runs.