Total Rugby Radio show 236, from 17:00 UK time on Thursday 24 September ...
- Tri Nations & Stirling Mortlock
- Jamie Roberts
- Kyran Bracken
- Springbok 7s
- Cricket:Rugby - Ref v Umpire
- India v Pakistan
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TRI NATIONS
Australia took on trans-Tasman rivals New Zealand on Saturday in the final match of this year's Tri Nations. With South Africa already crowned champions, both sides were anxious to avoid the wooden spoon. We have highlights and reaction from Richie McCaw.
WALLABIES' MOST WANTED: STIRLING MORTLOCK
One of Australia's most influential players over the past decade has been forced to watch this year's Tri Nations from the sidelines. This week we speak with Stirling Mortlock.
JAMIE ROBERTS: BREAKTHROUGH SEASON
Last season Wales centre Jamie Roberts had the sort of year that comes along all too rarely - success with his club, a settled position in the national team and selection for a first Lions tour - it was the stuff of dreams…
KYRAN BRACKEN: DANCING ON ICE
Since winning the World Cup in 2003, former England scrum half Kyran Bracken has retired from all forms of rugby but his sporting career certainly hasn't slowed down. We visit him at Bournemouth ice rink in the UK.
SPRINGBOK SEVENS
It's been a momentous year so far for Sevens and also for South Africa, who won the IRB World Series back in May for the first time. This weekend coach Paul Treu takes his side to Windhoek for the Namibia Sevens, batteries fully charged and raring to go ahead of the new season…
MEN IN THE MIDDLE
No doubt about two of the sporting highlights in recent months - the Lions tour of South Africa and the Ashes series in England. So we thought it would be appropriate to compare the experiences of the men in the middle - the referee and the umpire - and brought together two old friends - Alan Lewis the international referee, who has also represented Ireland at cricket, and Ian Gould the test umpire, former Arsenal goalkeeper and England cricketer.
PAKISTAN V INDIA
Cricket matches between the two produce television audiences in the billions and, while rugby doesn't yet command anything like the same following, the national teams of India and Pakistan still hold the fixture up above all others. We were at their most recent match.
