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Roy Fredericks: 'The batsman around whom the West Indians built their castle' – Almanack

New Zealand v England: A rivalry for the romantics

Podcast: Viv Richards joins the show, T20 selection philosophy, air pollution and the ECL

Introducing 'The One': Dispatches From A Dystopian Future – Jonathan Liew

Wisden Cricketers' Almanack

Dudley Nourse: A resolute batsman and a courteous captain – Almanack

Roy Fredericks: 'The batsman around whom the West Indians built their castle' – Almanack

Brett Lee: Frightening pace and heartening commitment – Almanack

Alan Jones: Glamorgan legend, England nearlyman – Almanack

Rod Marsh: Dennis Lillee's partner in crime – Almanack

VVS Laxman: A batsman of 'captivating splendour' – Almanack

2002: Michael Vaughan's annus mirabilis – Almanack

Matthew Hayden: 'I just love the feeling of hitting the cricket ball' – Almanack

'Not every eye at The Oval was dry': Alastair Cook calls it a day - Almanack

Douglas Jardine: 'One of England's best captains' – Almanack

‘Getting injured was a blessing in disguise’

‘Getting injured was a blessing in disguise’

Exclusive interview

Jo Harman / November 11, 2019

Ollie Pope speaks to Jo Harman about the “massive learning curve” of Test cricket, his record-breaking first-class stats and how he became a better batsman without picking up a bat.

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Your Game

It’s a six! total-play launches three new ECB approved non-turf pitch systems

Club Cricket

The Club Debate: Can grassroots club mergers be a positive thing?

Club Cricket

The Pitch: Clubs must take key role in exploiting summer’s legacy – CCC

Making a great – Jason Gillespie

Club heartbeats: How Aldwick CC rose from the ashes – Natwest OSCAs 2019

The fundamentals of one-day batting with Joe Root

Club Cricket

The Club Debate: Club cricket's unsolvable disputes – how many do you recognise?

Making a great - Michael Holding

Frightening pace and heartening commitment

Frightening pace and heartening commitment

From the Almanack

Kevin Mitchell / November 8, 2019

Brett Lee was the fast-bowling spearhead of a great Australia team in the middle of the last decade. After his valiant role in the 2005 Ashes, he was selected as a Wisden Cricketer of the Year.

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County Cricket

Peter Handscomb named Middlesex captain after signing two-year deal

County Cricket

Paul Coughlin rejoins Durham after injury-hit Notts spell

County Cricket

Australia spinner Nathan Lyon to play for Hampshire in 2020

County Cricket

'I've been banging my head against a wall' - Malan reveals Middlesex frustration

County Cricket

'It is a fantastic signing for us' – Dawid Malan joins Yorkshire

Matt Parkinson & Saqib Mahmood: The youth vote

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Jonathan Liew

Chief sports writer for The Independent & Wisden columnist

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Phil Walker

Phil Walker

Wisden Cricket Monthly editor-in-chief

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Alex Bowden

Alex Bowden

The man behind King Cricket

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Jo Harman

Jo Harman

Wisden Cricket Monthly editor

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David Lloyd

Sky Sports commentator & Wisden columnist

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