There was lots for Dwayne to discuss with the callers in 'Midday Madness' today, and after he named his top 3 performers for the Ashes so far, we heard from Australian cricket coach Andrew McDonald in his press conference. NBL CEO David Stevenson also joined the show, and he finished off by taking a few more calls.

NBL CEO David Stevenson joined Dwayne to speak about the open-air games in Melbourne, the eyeballs on the sport at this time of the year, Hoopsfest in Perth, the engagement that player movement creates, the challenges facing the WNBL, the Ignite Cup, and more.

Midday Madness with Dwayne was all about the Ashes today, and after plenty of calls and audio from the key figures of the third Test, he was joined by Code Sports chief cricket writer Daniel Cherny. He also caught up with Hobart Hurricanes coach Jeff Vaughan before wrapping up the show.

Hobart Hurricanes coach Jeff Vaughan joined Dwayne after their win against the Renegades last night.

Code Sports chief cricket writer Daniel Cherny joined Dwayne to speak about England's poor results this Ashes series, what the consequences will be, Brendon McCullum's comments, the changes they might make for Melbourne, Alex Carey's huge improvement, what changes Australia make for the MCG Test, and more.

Jules discussed Australia's selected side for the third Ashes Test with Adam White at the top of this afternoon's show, and after hearing from Pat Cummins in his press conference, he was joined by Channel 7 cricket commentator Alison Mitchell. He then got an NBL update from Aussie basketball legend Chris Anstey, and he was also joined by Richmond AFLW No.1 draft pick Olivia Wolmarans. Lastly, he spoke to Melbourne City star Andrew Nabbout.

Melbourne City star Andrew Nabbout joined Jules to speak about the injuries he's had to overcome in recent years, how tough it was to watch from the stands, City's season so far, the importance of the Asian Champions League, their upcoming derby against Melbourne Victory, and more.

Aussie basketball legend Chris Anstey joined Jules to speak about Melbourne United's four-game losing streak, the Sydney Kings' interesting season so far, the NBA Cup final between the Spurs and the Knicks, and more.

Richmond AFLW No.1 draft pick Olivia Wolmarans joined Jules to speak about how it feels to be drafted, how many clubs spoke to her in the lead up to the draft, the sports she played growing up, what drew her to footy, what else she wants to do with her life, and more.

Channel 7 cricket commentator Alison Mitchell joined Jules to speak about England's selection for the Adelaide Test, why they've opted to pick Will Jacks over Shoaib Bashir, their batting lineup, Ben Stokes' comments after the second Test, England's fast bowling stocks, Usman Khawaja's chances of being recalled to the side, and more.

After Australia revealed they're starting 11 for the Adelaide Test, Adam White joined Jules in the studio to share his assessment of it.

Jules asked the listeners for their nominations of the best and worst comebacks from retirement in sport for 'Midday Madness' today, and after a lot of calls and texts, he was joined by Melbourne Storm GM of Football Frank Ponissi, who gave an update on their offseason so far. Melbourne Renegades batsman Josh Brown called in ahead of their season opener on Monday, and after a chat with outgoing Sunrise host Mark Beretta, it was time for 'Lost In The Wash'.

Outgoing Sunrise host Mark Beretta joined Jules to speak about why he's deciding to step away from the program, their "explosive" rivalry with the Today show, the way people connect with breakfast TV, what's next for him, and more.

Melbourne Renegades batsman Josh Brown joined Jules to speak about what he's been up to since last BBL season, how he found his first year with the Renegades, what their batting line up might look like, how much he preps for opposition bowlers, Jake Fraser-McGurk, and more.