ian healy

The Ian Healy taunt that had Graham Thorpe 'out sledged'

"I said to myself as I walked off ‘that’s never going to happen again’"

1990s in Review
The gloveman conundrum: who should keep wicket in Wisden’s men’s ODI team of the 1990s?

Adam Gilchrist and Moin Khan were unlucky not to make the cut

by Ben Gardner / November 15, 2020
The Ten
The Ten: Notorious drops – From Gibbs dropping the World Cup to Warne's Ashes clanger

"The infamous buttery-fingered fails"

by Jeff Thomas / August 23, 2020
Stories
The infamous Healy miss that cost Australia dearly against Pakistan

"In total despair I kicked over the stumps”

by Wisden Staff / August 21, 2020
Stories
Adam Gilchrist recalls the time he was booed at the Gabba on Test debut

"I was just trying to be the best wicketkeeper that was available for the team at that time"

by Wisden Staff / July 11, 2020
Almanack
Ian Healy: Australia's effective No.7, an all-time great wicketkeeper – Almanack

"A proud and uncompromising professional, he plays for keeps"

by Mike Coward / April 30, 2020

April '21 Issue

Issue 42 of WCM is in shops from March 25:

Cover story – “County cricket is precious, for all its flaws,” writes David Hopps in a brilliant essay to open our definitive preview to the 2021 campaign.
County cricket special – previews of all 18 counties; seven bright young talents to keep an eye on; Raf Nicholson looks ahead to a groundbreaking season for the women’s domestic game; Phil Walker talks to those tasked with turning ‘Oval Invincibles’ from a marketing concept into something real; Jo Harman meets Ian Watmore, the ECB’s new chairman.
Afghan spin sensation Rashid Khan discusses enhancing his country’s reputation.
We welcome back county aficionado Elizabeth Ammon , who joins a team of columnists which includes Andrew Miller, Isabelle Westbury and Andy Zaltzman, and we also have a guest column from Emma John on the internal politics at the world’s most famous cricket club.