| JONATHANAGNEW | English cricket broadcaster nicknamed "Aggers" (8,5) |
| AGNEW | Jonathan ....., cricket broadcaster nicknamed Aggers (5) |
| AGGERS | English cricket broadcaster Jonathan Agnew, familiarly (6) |
| CABBAGEWHITES | Some all aflutter in taxi grab English cricket outfit |
| GRACELESSNESS | Lack of elegance ___ a condition of English cricket since 1908? (13) |
| MARY | ____ Portas, English retail consultant and TV broadcaster nicknamed 'The Queen of Shops' (4) |
| BAGGAGECAROUSEL | Hold delivery there, Aggers' cagoule twisted on most of bat (7,8) |
| REGGAEMUSIC | Cue Aggers -I'm broadcasting score from the West Indies (6,5) |
| ARMY | An organised group of cricket fans who follow the English Cricket Team on all of its overseas tours, |
| COWDREY | Former English cricket captain who was later appointed Chairman of the International Cricket Council |
| ASHES | The ___ (Test cricket series whose name is inspired by a mock obituary for English cricket after Australia beat them in 1882) |
| GOWER | Ex-captain of the English Cricket XI (5) |
| BARMY | English cricket fans, ... Army |
| BOYCOTT | Geoffrey ___, legendary English cricket batsman (7) |
| MCC | English cricket HQ (1,1,1) |
| RELEGATE | Lower rank encapsulates English cricket side |
| REMOVAL | Transfer from room outside English cricket ground |
| EON | Prolonged period in English cricket side |
| ELEGIAC | Mournful English cricket side's current account |
| EXILE | English cricket team the French deport |
