Brendon McCullum

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The ten most memorable Test match saving knocks

10 great Test saving knocks

Almanack
Brendon McCullum: An enviable combination of bravado and goodwill – Almanack

"We probably won some fans around the world because of the way we carried ourselves"

by Lawrence Booth / September 27, 2020
Features
The Ten: Acts of unholy spirit – From Steve Smith's brain fade to Chappell's underarm

“Yesterday one-day cricket died, and Greg Chappell should be buried with it”

by Bradley West and Jo Harman / August 5, 2020
Indian Premier League
The Ganguly message that convinced McCullum of the magnitude of IPL 158*

"I didn’t anticipate just quite what it really meant"

by Wisden Staff / July 23, 2020
2000s in Review
Wisden’s T20 innings of the 2000s, No.1: Brendon McCullum's 158*

"McCullum’s 158 will stand forever as the totem of a new age"

by Freddie Wilde / May 25, 2020
International Cricket
Kane Williamson: Brendon McCullum saw ODIs as T20Is, Tests as one-dayers

"Brendon was so gifted in his approach"

by Wisden Staff / May 22, 2020
News
McCullum believes Kane Williamson must be given more freedom to ‘drive New Zealand forward’

"He knows what needs to be done to drive that team forward"

by Wisden Staff / April 28, 2020
Indian Premier League 2020
McCullum wants rescheduled IPL to take T20 World Cup window

"The ICC and world cricket need crowds to operate"

by Wisden Staff / April 28, 2020
Indian Premier League
'My life changed completely' — McCullum recalls impact of IPL 158*

'I feel so lucky and privileged to have had the opportunity'

by Wisden Staff / April 18, 2020
$McCullum says fractured relationship with Ross Taylor was a 'stain on New Zealand cricket'$
News
McCullum says fractured relationship with Ross Taylor was a 'stain on New Zealand cricket'

"I knew it could have major ramifications on NZ cricket"

by Wisden Staff / March 23, 2020

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Brendon McCullum

The ten most memorable Test match saving knocks

Brendon McCullum: An enviable combination of bravado and goodwill – Almanack

The Ten: Acts of unholy spirit – From Steve Smith's brain fade to Chappell's underarm

The Ganguly message that convinced McCullum of the magnitude of IPL 158*

Wisden’s T20 innings of the 2000s, No.1: Brendon McCullum's 158*

Kane Williamson: Brendon McCullum saw ODIs as T20Is, Tests as one-dayers

McCullum believes Kane Williamson must be given more freedom to ‘drive New Zealand forward’

McCullum wants rescheduled IPL to take T20 World Cup window

'My life changed completely' — McCullum recalls impact of IPL 158*

McCullum says fractured relationship with Ross Taylor was a 'stain on New Zealand cricket'

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