2019 in review

2019 in Review
Wisden's women's spells of 2019

Australia have two representatives and Pakistan's ever-impressive Sana Mir also makes the list

by Wisden Staff / January 8, 2020
2019 in Review
Wisden's men's T20I innings of 2019, No.1: Zazai shows what the fuss is about

When Zazai showed he could be Afghanistan's first global batting superstar

by Ben Gardner / January 5, 2020
2019 in Review
Wisden's men's T20I spells of 2019: Nos.5-2

From Bilal's exhibition to Malinga's grand reminder

by Wisden Staff / January 4, 2020
2019 in Review
What can we expect in 2020? Wisden writers have their say

Two T20 World Cups, The Hundred and more of the World Test Championship

by Wisden Staff / January 2, 2020
2019 in Review
Wisden Cricket Monthly Test team of the year: Six players unlucky to miss out

The half dozen unlucky not to make the cut

by Wisden Staff / December 29, 2019

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June '21 Issue

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10 of England’s finest run-makers tell us about the innings when it all just clicked into place, including David Gower, Charlotte Edwards, Mike Atherton, Kevin Pietersen, and Graham Gooch
Chris Woakes opens up to Phil Walker about a frustrating few months and life in the IPL bubble.
News and interviews from all 18 first-class counties
Carlos Brathwaite speaks to John Stern about the “curse” of Kolkata
Sophie Ecclestone talks to Jo Harman about being the world No.1 spin bowler
Shane Bond on his glittering but all-too-brief playing career
Dennis Amiss picks Warwickshire’s Greatest XI.
The ongoing impact of Kevin O’Brien’s whirlwind World Cup century against England
Columnists: Andrew Miller compares cricket to the European Super League proposal, Elizabeth Ammon says the Blast has a golden opportunity to reassert its value, Isabelle Westbury voices her concerns for the future of independent journalism, and Andy Zaltzman explains the significance of the number 36

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2019 in review

Wisden's women's spells of 2019

Wisden's men's T20I innings of 2019, No.1: Zazai shows what the fuss is about

Wisden's men's T20I spells of 2019: Nos.5-2

What can we expect in 2020? Wisden writers have their say

Wisden Cricket Monthly Test team of the year: Six players unlucky to miss out

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