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Adam Hollioake: We owe it to people who die to carry on and be the best version of ourselves that we are

Adam Hollioake and Ben Hollioake played together at Surrey and England

Archive
Andrew Flintoff's toughest opponents – From Pommie Mbangwa to Graeme Smith

"Bowling at Tendulkar, you didn’t want to just get him out but you wanted to get his respect"

by Andrew Flintoff / December 4, 2020
Archive
Life in the slow lane: The evolution of the slower ball

“It’s Charles Darwin’s evolution, mate – you’ve got to survive”

by Jo Harman / November 30, 2020
Features
England’s have-a-go heroes of Sharjah ’97

A look back at when England won the Akai Singer Champions Trophy

by Jo Harman / October 23, 2020
Stories
'I don’t care if you go for runs' – Adam Hollioake on the art of captaining spinners

“Look, I don’t care if you go for runs – I just want wickets”

by Adam Hollioake / September 27, 2020
Features
The unlikely lads: When Hollioake's England befuddled superstars to win the Champions Trophy

When England took the unprecedented step of splitting the captaincy

by Wisden Staff / August 24, 2020
Features
The Ten: Worst shots – From Ian Bell's brainfade to Gabriel's untimely hoick

From South Africa's monumental Math choke to Craig Kieswetter's bizarre miss

by Phil Walker / July 19, 2020
County Cricket
How Surrey rediscovered their winning ways at the turn of the century

"I think we just got sick of people not taking us seriously"

by Ed Kemp / May 9, 2020
Podcast
The Wisden Extra Podcast: CWC semi-finals – Adam Hollioake special

The seventh episode of a bumper weekly Cricket World Cup podcast

by Wisden Staff / July 9, 2019
Magazine
Nightmare of '99: Lloyd, Stewart, Hollioake recall disastrous Cricket World Cup campaign

Things didn't go to plan the last time England hosted a Cricket World Cup

by Jo Harman / May 29, 2019

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June '21 Issue

Issue 44 of WCM is in shops from May 20:

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

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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adam hollioake

Adam Hollioake: We owe it to people who die to carry on and be the best version of ourselves that we are

Andrew Flintoff's toughest opponents – From Pommie Mbangwa to Graeme Smith

Life in the slow lane: The evolution of the slower ball

England’s have-a-go heroes of Sharjah ’97

'I don’t care if you go for runs' – Adam Hollioake on the art of captaining spinners

The unlikely lads: When Hollioake's England befuddled superstars to win the Champions Trophy

The Ten: Worst shots – From Ian Bell's brainfade to Gabriel's untimely hoick

How Surrey rediscovered their winning ways at the turn of the century

The Wisden Extra Podcast: CWC semi-finals – Adam Hollioake special

Nightmare of '99: Lloyd, Stewart, Hollioake recall disastrous Cricket World Cup campaign

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