Who are the Test Match Special commentators?

Current TMS commentators include:

Jonathan Agnew (“Aggers”) (1991–)
Simon Mann (1996–)
Alison Mitchell (2007–)
Kevin Howells (2007–)
Charles Dagnall (“Daggers”) (2012–)
Daniel Norcross (2016–)
Isa Guha (2018–)
Henry Moeran (2019–)

What radio frequency is Test Match Special?

You can listen to Test Match Special on BBC Radio 4 Long Wave by tuning in to 198 LW. If you have trouble with Long Wave it is also possible to listen on Medium Wave in some areas: London 720; Plymouth 774; Hayle (Cornwall) 756; Newcastle 603; Carlisle 1495; Aberdeen 1449; Enniskillen 774; Derry 720; Glasgow 720.

How can I listen to Test Match Special abroad?

How to listen to TMS abroad?

Get NordVPN (£2.69/month) or Ivacy (£1.02/month)
Download and install the app on your Windows, Mac, Android, or iOS device.
Connect to a server in the UK.
Open BBC iPlayer Radio and steam TMS on BBC 5Live Sports Extra.

Who is the woman commentator on Test Match Special?

Alison Mitchell
Alison Mitchell is Britain’s leading female cricket commentator and has toured to every Test playing nation to cover the England team for Radio 5 live and Test Match Special.

What wavelength is Test Match Special?

Test Match Special broadcasts on Radio 4 long wave, BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and online. To listen on Radio 4 long wave, tune into 198 kHz on the AM band of your radio.

How do I get 5 Live Extra on DAB?

DAB radio: Scroll through the stations list until you find 5 Live Sports Extra, or manually tune to 12B (225.648 MHz) Sky: Channel 0144. Freeview: Channel 706.

Is Test Match Special on FM?

Test Match Special broadcasts on Radio 4 long wave, BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and online. To listen on Radio 4 long wave, tune into 198 kHz on the AM band of your radio. Unfortunately, you can’t listen to Test Match Special on FM radio, so you will need either AM or DAB.

Why is sports extra Not on BBC sounds?

Sports coverage can be subject to rights restrictions which means we are not always able to offer it live, on demand or outside the UK. For rights reasons, the BBC Radio 5 live sports extra station is not available from outside the UK.

Why is TMS not on?

In response to losing the radio broadcast rights for England’s upcoming cricket tour to Sri Lanka, the BBC’s flagship Test Match Special (TMS) is to launch a new online-only in-game live show. The move comes after the BBC failed to secure radio rights for the tour to to commercial broadcaster Talksport.

Who is the female commentator on 7 cricket?

Melanie Louise McLaughlin
Melanie Louise McLaughlin (born September 1979) is an Australian sport presenter for the Seven Network.

What was the score of India in New Zealand in 2013?

New Zealand’s score of 680 for 8 was also a new record score for the third innings in Tests. ^ “India tour of New Zealand, 2013/14”. ESPNcricinfo. 5 January 2014.

Who are the current commentators on Test Match Special?

Current TMS commentators include: Jonathan Agnew (“Aggers”) (1991–) Simon Mann (1996–) Simon Hughes (2007–) Alison Mitchell (2007–) Charles Dagnall (“Daggers”) (2012–) Daniel Norcross (2016–)

Who was in the Indian cricket team in New Zealand?

New Zealand XI won the toss and elected to bat. India won the toss and elected to field. India won the toss and elected to field. Tom Latham and James Neesham (NZ) made Test debuts.

What’s the theme music for Test Match Special?

After Boycott left Test Match Special in 2020, Agnew now conducts the end of day summary alongside Michael Vaughan. Calypso -tinged theme music from the track ” Soul Limbo ” by the American soul band Booker T. & the M.G.s is played at the beginning and end of TMS coverage each day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Za1KnTwJrN8

Who are the Test Match Special commentators? Current TMS commentators include: Jonathan Agnew (“Aggers”) (1991–) Simon Mann (1996–) Alison Mitchell (2007–) Kevin Howells (2007–) Charles Dagnall (“Daggers”) (2012–) Daniel Norcross (2016–) Isa Guha (2018–) Henry Moeran (2019–) What radio frequency is Test Match Special? You can listen to Test Match Special on BBC Radio 4…