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The long and short of it: Cricket's ten most remarkable journeys

From short strolls to global adventures ...

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My Golden Summer, 2005: An unforgettable Ashes and a glimpse of future stars

"The months that followed the series saw huge changes in the perception of cricket in England"

by Adam Hopkins / December 15, 2020
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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
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My Golden Summer, 2003: When cricket was pure, intoxicating combat

"People didn’t seem to think cricket was a tough game, but I knew different"

by Ed Kemp / November 2, 2020
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Pizzazz, catharsis, and heroes old and new: The summer before the summer to end all summers

"It was gloriously fearless cricket: this was England, but not as we knew it"

by Daniel Brigham / October 28, 2020
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The Ten: Inspired last-wicket stands

Some long, some snappy, a few arse-nippers and large dollops of tension

by Phil Walker and Steve Coleman / October 18, 2020
Indian Premier League
Seven England players you forgot played in the IPL

From Graham Napier to Dimitri Mascharenhas

by Josef Rindl / October 15, 2020
News
‘Became known as a fat cricketer’ – Flintoff reveals how bulimia affected his career

“I became known as a fat cricketer"

by Wisden Staff / September 28, 2020
The Ten
Perfect ten: The inside stories of England's greatest away Test wins

From Jamaica 1990 to Mumbai 2012

by Wisden Staff / August 24, 2020
Stories
Quiz! Name the England XIs in Andrew Flintoff's first & last Tests

You've got five minutes

by Wisden Staff / August 19, 2020

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February '23 Issue

The latest issue of Wisden Cricket Monthly, out January 19:

Cover story – how Ben Stokes’ bold and unconventional leadership sparked England’s outstanding Test series win in Pakistan
2022 in review – our panel of experts pick a men’s Test XI and women’s cross-format team of the last year
Ricky Ponting shares his concerns for the future of Test cricket and the fallout from Justin Langer’s ousting
The burgeoning business of women’s cricket
Columnists – Andrew Miller, Lawrence Booth and Adam Collins
John Hollioake, father of Adam and Ben, talks Jo Harman through a fairytale with a tragic ending
Liam Brickhill reports on Zimbabwe’s heartening resurgence
Coaching – Mark Ramprakash, Anya Shrubsole and John Simpson

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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Andrew Flintoff

The long and short of it: Cricket's ten most remarkable journeys

My Golden Summer, 2005: An unforgettable Ashes and a glimpse of future stars

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

My Golden Summer, 2003: When cricket was pure, intoxicating combat

Pizzazz, catharsis, and heroes old and new: The summer before the summer to end all summers

The Ten: Inspired last-wicket stands

Seven England players you forgot played in the IPL

‘Became known as a fat cricketer’ – Flintoff reveals how bulimia affected his career

Perfect ten: The inside stories of England's greatest away Test wins

Quiz! Name the England XIs in Andrew Flintoff's first & last Tests

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