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Beyond23's summer preview has an unfinished argument attached

Four uploads span the returning Sandpapergate debate, England's ODI visit and Marnus Labuschagne's route back to Test cricket.

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Sandpaper Gate Is Back! Michael Clarke Has His Say on Beyond 23Sandpaper Gate Is Back! Michael Clarke Has His Say on Beyond 23
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  1. 4:47Clarke argues that Australia's captain needs to address the resurfaced questions publicly.
  2. 10:00The hosts discuss Cricket Australia's position against reopening the investigation; Clarke argues for clearer answers.
  3. 25:15The conversation turns to England's preparation and squad strength for the ODI series.
  4. 28:16Clarke says Labuschagne must rebuild his case for Test selection through domestic performances.
  5. 29:13The hosts praise Kohli and Rohit's continued hunger while reviewing India's ODI results against New Zealand.

Michael Clarke and Gerard Middleton do eventually get back to the cricket. England's ODI preparations, Marnus Labuschagne's domestic form and India's batting all feature in Beyond23 Cricket Podcast's main episode, but the unresolved Sandpapergate discussion takes up most of the opening stretch.

That full conversation has reached nearly half a million views, making it comfortably the most watched of the week's four uploads. It also remains the channel's strongest daily draw, followed by the separate extract about Usman Khawaja's comments. The standalone captaincy discussion gives the same debate another entry point, as we reported here.

Clarke's concern is that the questions will follow Australia through the summer. "End it now. Don't let it linger. Don't let it run through the summer," he says near the episode's close. His call is for public answers and leadership accountability, rather than leaving the discussion behind closed doors.

The audience has grown too, with about 1,000 subscribers added over the week. Daily channel views are now approaching four times their usual level. Nearby in cricket coverage, talkSPORT Cricket is also having a much busier viewing day than usual.

The week's final upload offers a change of subject: Labuschagne's Test prospects. In the full episode, Clarke's answer is blunt rather than sentimental: the batter needs runs in domestic cricket to earn his way back. Beyond23's summer conversation has room for selection arguments as well as the one it cannot yet put down.

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  • Michael, this feels like the most honest cricket channel out there. Really appreciate how open and straightforward you are in your podcasts and interviews. Your analysis always are top notch and you pick up on things that others miss. Keep going mate!
    @vigneshs9681See it on YouTube
  • Well said by Clarke here; some of the questions need answering.
    @Whisky_WarriorSee it on YouTube
  • Love how Clarkey speaks about everything, what a bloke

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Subscribers
110,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
Channel views, last 7 days
697,340
Videos published this week
4
Video published
November 10, 2026
Video views so far
472,410
Views on its first day
170,293

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814,882
subscribers
110,000
▲ 1,000 in the last 7 days
total views
78,922,425
views per day
218,436
typical day: 57,390
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FanaticsTV
131,000
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