The new T20 tournament breaking barriers - Stumped, BBC World Service

Shaun Martyn, the man behind a new tournament featuring the best female players from 36 countries, explains why it stands out from other competitions.

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On this week's Stumped with Eleanor Oldroyd, Charu Sharma and Jim Maxwell we take a look at the state of play at the Women’s World Cup and after England beat India, we ask if the defending champion’s title challenge is back on track, after losing their opening three games.

We also hear from Shaun Martyn, the founder of the Fair Break Invitational – a new women’s T20 tournament featuring players from as many as 36 countries. He tells us how the tournament was formed and why it stands out from other major cricketing competitions.

And as Babar Azam’s heroics secured Pakistan a draw in the second Test against Australia, we ask if we could see a very rare thing – a series of drawn Test matches.

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