Editing Test Match Special (section)

==View from the Boundary==
This is a regular Saturday lunchtime feature during home Test matches, in which guests from all walks of life are interviewed about their love of cricket as well as their own sphere of activity. In the early years of the feature the interviewer was usually Brian Johnston; nowadays most interviews are conducted by Jonathan Agnew. [[Lily Allen]] has been interviewed twice and stated a preference for the longer Test form of the game during her first interview on View from the Boundary.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/annathompson/2009/08/lily_brings_a_smile_to_tms.html|title=Lily brings a smile to TMS|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090826162102/http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/annathompson/2009/08/lily_brings_a_smile_to_tms.html|archive-date=26 August 2009}}</ref> [[Daniel Radcliffe]] was interviewed on his 18th birthday at the Lord's Test in 2007 after being hunted down by Shilpa Patel, ''TMS'''s assistant producer. During the Ashes Test in 2009 at Lord's Patel also attracted the New Zealand actor [[Russell Crowe]] into the ''TMS'' box, while his cousin, the former Kiwi test cricketer [[Jeff Crowe]], was serving as the match referee. Agnew remarked "that we have been joined by the cousin of the match referee" live on air.<ref>Thanks Johnners: Jonathan Agnew Blue Door Publishing 2010</ref> British prime ministers have been guests, including cricket fans [[John Major]], [[David Cameron]], who was interviewed twice, once as the Leader of Her Majesty's Official Opposition, [[Theresa May]], and [[Rishi Sunak]].