England v India

England v India
Jasprit Bumrah: A bowler TV doesn't do justice

And yet, in person, I’d never seen anything like it

by Cameron Ponsonby / September 7, 2021
England v India
Five takeaways from India's historic win at The Oval

England's problem wasn't that they failed to chase 368, but that they had to in the first place

by Cameron Ponsonby / September 6, 2021
Videos
Watch: Jasprit Bumrah channels Waqar Younis to send England stumps flying

Two exceptional deliveries rock through England's middle order

by Wisden Staff / September 6, 2021
England v India
Watch: Ashwin who? Jadeja bowls Haseeb Hameed with sharp-turning beauty

India aren't missing Ashwin as much!

by Wisden Staff / September 6, 2021
England v India
James Anderson's second-innings struggles show that he can't go on forever

Anderson averages over 100 in the second innings of home Tests since the start of the 2020 summer

by Yas Rana / September 5, 2021
England v India
Ravindra Jadeja at No.5 makes sense for him and for India

It wasn't a loo break for Rahane

by Sarah Waris / September 5, 2021
England v India
Five reasons England should pick Matt Parkinson for the Old Trafford Test

Parky must play

by Ben Gardner / September 5, 2021
England v India
What is England’s first-choice Test bowling attack at home?

Some very tough calls to make

by Yas Rana / September 5, 2021
England v India
Watch: Moeen Ali continues his hold over Virat Kohli with record-breaking dismissal

Moeen moves third among England Test spinners

by Wisden Staff / September 5, 2021
England v India
Watch: Virat Kohli licks his lips after stroking James Anderson through the covers

Tasty!

by Wisden Staff / September 5, 2021

October '21 Issue

Cover story – Liam Livingstone, the smash hit of the summer
Andrew Miller draws parallels between the current England Test side and the chaos of the ’90s
Joe Root’s rise back to the top of the Test batting rankings
Lisa Keightley discusses her first two years as England head coach
County cricket – unrivalled coverage of all 18 counties
Interviews with Javed Miandad and youngster Alice Capsey
Taha Hashim examines what it’s like to sit in the England selector’s hot seat
Lawrence Booth on Yorkshire’s investigation into Azeem Rafiq’s allegations
New feature: the ‘Iconography of Cricket’. Phil Walker picks out the great images from the game’s Golden Age,
TMS statistician Andy Zaltzman unravels the significance of the number 99

Almanack 2021

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The 158th edition of the most famous sports book in the world – published every year since 1864 – contains some of the world’s finest sports writing, and reflects on an unprecedented year dominated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Writers include Lawrence Booth, Sir Garfield Sobers, Ebony Rainford-Brent, Gideon Haigh, Andy Zaltzman, Tom Holland, Duncan Hamilton, Robert Winder, Matthew Engel, Scyld Berry, Derek Pringle, Jack Leach and James Anderson. As usual, Wisden includes the eagerly awaited Notes by the Editor, the Cricketers of the Year awards, and the famous obituaries. And, as ever, there are reports and scorecards for every Test, together with forthright opinion, compelling features and comprehensive records.

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England v India

Jasprit Bumrah: A bowler TV doesn't do justice

Five takeaways from India's historic win at The Oval

Watch: Jasprit Bumrah channels Waqar Younis to send England stumps flying

Watch: Ashwin who? Jadeja bowls Haseeb Hameed with sharp-turning beauty

James Anderson's second-innings struggles show that he can't go on forever

Ravindra Jadeja at No.5 makes sense for him and for India

Five reasons England should pick Matt Parkinson for the Old Trafford Test

What is England’s first-choice Test bowling attack at home?

Watch: Moeen Ali continues his hold over Virat Kohli with record-breaking dismissal

Watch: Virat Kohli licks his lips after stroking James Anderson through the covers

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