Never on the Backfoot is out with a very special review and analysis episode for the ODI Series featuring India and England that has super fans Srijan and Neha in what has been one of the best collaboarations of this podcast. It's a 2 part series that's outstanding. We started with a set of questions to acquaint the listeners about him and his love for the game. Additionally, keeping the ODI series in focus, we've covered a wide array of topics ranging from the summary of the matches, a special shoutout to Nitin Menon, Shikhar Dhawan’s form, Jonny Bairstow’s imperious form, Jason Roy and Jonny Bairstow at the top of the order and their partnerships in comparison to the resurrection act that Pandya and Pant have been putting up, Sam Curran’s whirlwind knock in the final ODI, Prasidh Krishna and Krunal Pandya’s debut, Hardik bowling and what an advantage it is for India, Morgan’s injury and take on Buttler’s captaincy, Bhuvi’s rich vein of form from the T20I series, India’s concern for the poor form of spinners in the limited-overs set up and the inability of India to get wickets first up in the powerplay and how that adds on to pressure are some of the pointers covered in this comprehensive and detailed first part. Tune in to this episode now streaming on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Anchor, Overcast and other platforms. Do check out @neveronthebackfoot for some awesome stuff and stay tuned to the podcast for more episodes.