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Indian Premier League

Watch: Adam Gilchrist dismisses Harbhajan Singh on his first and only T20 ball

Wild celebrations followed

Indian Premier League
Adam Gilchrist: The greatest bowler in IPL history

His stats couldn’t be improved

by Ben Gardner / March 8, 2021
Club Cricket
Adam Gilchrist at Richmond CC: How Boy Wonder became a man in the summer of '89

Richmond CC had never won the Middlesex League, but then Adam Gilchrist rocked up

by Scott Oliver / February 27, 2021
Stories
Vaughan, Gilchrist clash over perceived hypocrisy in criticism of landmark-denying wide balls

<p class="drop-cap-intro">Michael Vaughan and Adam Gilchrist renewed their Ashes rivalry on Twitter, sparring over a pair of controversial landmark-denying wide…

by Wisden Staff / January 30, 2021
Stories
Wisden's Border-Gavaskar Trophy team of the 21st century

Only one active cricketer makes the list

by Wisden Staff / January 5, 2021
India v Australia
Gilchrist apologises to India bowlers Saini and Siraj after commentary slip-up

"Huge aplogies"

by Wisden Staff / November 28, 2020
1990s in Review
Wisden’s Test innings of the 1990s, No.4: Adam Gilchrist’s 149*

A star is born

by Ben Gardner / November 19, 2020
Almanack
Adam Gilchrist: A match-winner like no other – Almanack

"Just try to hit the ball. That's what the game's about"

by Almanack Archive / November 13, 2020
Stories
Adam Gilchrist revisits ‘always crying’ Twitter spat with Harbhajan Singh

“Just check the replays, see whether I smashed it into my pad”

by Wisden Staff / October 13, 2020
The Ten
The Ten: Hate figures – From 'Hair rage' to Denness, the menace

The characters who’ve raised the ire of the cricket world down the years

by Ross Armstrong and Alex Odell / August 14, 2020

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May '21 Issue

Issue 43 of WCM is in shops from April 2021:

Cover story – Dan Lawrence, England’s latest Test debutant, tells Phil Walker about his “strange” strokeplay, England’s dressing-room dynamic and coming up against Virat Kohli.
‘The County Files’ – a new section covering all 18 counties in every issue.
Suresh Menon interviews legendary Indian leg-spinner Anil Kumble.
Chris Broad reflects on his colourful career in the game.
Mohammad Amir tells Saj Sadiq his decision to retire from international cricket wasn’t selfish.
Jo Harman tracks the history of the race to 1,000 runs before the end of May.
Mark Wood looks back on the summer that changed everything
Columnists: Elizabeth Ammon, Isabelle Westbury, Andrew Miller and Andy Zaltzman.
An extended club section to mark the return of recreational cricket

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.

The independent voice of cricket

adam gilchrist

Watch: Adam Gilchrist dismisses Harbhajan Singh on his first and only T20 ball

Adam Gilchrist: The greatest bowler in IPL history

Adam Gilchrist at Richmond CC: How Boy Wonder became a man in the summer of '89

Vaughan, Gilchrist clash over perceived hypocrisy in criticism of landmark-denying wide balls

Wisden's Border-Gavaskar Trophy team of the 21st century

Gilchrist apologises to India bowlers Saini and Siraj after commentary slip-up

Wisden’s Test innings of the 1990s, No.4: Adam Gilchrist’s 149*

Adam Gilchrist: A match-winner like no other – Almanack

Adam Gilchrist revisits ‘always crying’ Twitter spat with Harbhajan Singh

The Ten: Hate figures – From 'Hair rage' to Denness, the menace

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