Collins had helped create the guerilla cricket commentary website "White Line Wireless" with Geoff Lemon, amongst others, which Collins described as “alternative, quite sweary and silly”. In 2018 however, with no official broadcaster taking them, Collins bought the radio rights to the Australian national cricket team Test match series against Pakistan for a five-figure sum. He hired Geoff Lemon as a co-commentator, with Brendan Julian, Mike Hussey and Bazid Khan as pundits, and struck a deal to stream the commentary on the "Wisden" website. Collins said to the "Sports Gazette " “I realised I had the means at my disposal, albeit on the credit card, I’m not going to pretend I’m wealthy, I’m not. I knew there was a way of monetising it, commercialising it. I had a confidence we’d be able to secure the money back once we got the rights and once we had paid for all the talent, which was a very expensive process with my limited amount of money.” Collins has since continued to call ball by ball cricket commentaries for the likes of TalkSPORT, Middlesex County Cricket Club, "Test Match Special," and has also called international cricket in West Indies, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. For "Sky Television" in the UK, Collins has commented on men’s and Women's Test cricket and One Day Internationals, whilst also featuring as a guest on Sky television shows such as Cricket Writers on TV, The Debate &amp; The Cricket Show, as well as BBC Breakfast and BBC News. Collins was part of the world feed commentary team for the 2017 Women's Cricket World Cup and for ABC Radio Grandstand for the 2017 Border-Gavaskar Trophy series. With Cricbuzz, Collins has been hosting video analysis since 2018 Harsha Bhogle and Michael Vaughan. In 2018 Collins was on for 1116 SEN as the 2018 Australian ball-tampering scandal unfolded.