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Indian Premier League 2021

Watch: The five biggest sixes from IPL 2020

The top two came in the same over!

Indian Premier League 2020
Wait, when did Wasim Jaffer get so good at Twitter?

The meme lord

by Sankalp Srivastava / November 28, 2020
Stories
Wisden's IPL 2020 team of the league stage

The best performers from IPL 2020 league stage

by Sankalp Srivastava / November 4, 2020
Indian Premier League 2020
Wisden’s IPL 2020 team of the week – week six

The best of IPL 2020's week six

by Sankalp Srivastava / November 2, 2020
Stories
Chris Jordan explains the 'baffling' route he ran on last ball of KXIP tie with Mumbai Indians

Chris Jordan’s revleals the truth behind his bizarre running between the wickets with the bat against Mumbai Indians.

by Josef Rindl / October 22, 2020
Indian Premier League 2020
Who will take the final IPL 2020 playoffs spot? Wisden writers predict

Who will take the final playoffs spot?

by Wisden Staff / October 19, 2020
Indian Premier League 2020
Wisden's IPL 2020 team of the week – week four

An XI of the best performers from week four of IPL 2020

by Sankalp Srivastava / October 19, 2020
Indian Premier League 2020
The top takeaways: Breaking down the third week of IPL 2020

Major takeaways from the third week of IPL 2020 action

by Sankalp Srivastava / October 11, 2020
Indian Premier League 2020
IPL 2020: Mujeeb dismissed after two reviews in one ball

"Probably someone in the dressing room"

by Wisden Staff / October 8, 2020
Indian Premier League 2020
From Jadhav to Maxwell — Five players in IPL 2020 who run the risk of getting dropped

The players who need to up their game or risk getting dropped

by Wisden Staff / October 5, 2020

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January '22 Issue

A 12-page special feature on the racism scandal which has engulfed English cricket
Ashes – Dawid Malan speaks to Phil Walker about trying to nail down the No.3 position, James Wallace looks back at the painful recent history of English spinners in Australia, and Greg Chappell tells John Stern he’d rather spend time with David Warner than some of the more “squeaky clean” players
Columnists – Lawrence Booth questions whether Eoin Morgan is still worth his place in England’s white-ball sides, Andrew Miller says the Vaughan supremacy is over, Adam Collins analyses Tim Paine’s demise and Pat Cummins’ coronation, and Neil Manthorp argues that AB de Villiers’ career was unfulfilled
Jo Harman on the worrying issue of concussion in cricket
Misbah-ul-Haq on a career like no other
Kate Cross tells us she’s never felt more comfortable as an England cricketer

Almanack 2021

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Kings XI Punjab

Watch: The five biggest sixes from IPL 2020

Wait, when did Wasim Jaffer get so good at Twitter?

Wisden's IPL 2020 team of the league stage

Wisden’s IPL 2020 team of the week – week six

Chris Jordan explains the 'baffling' route he ran on last ball of KXIP tie with Mumbai Indians

Who will take the final IPL 2020 playoffs spot? Wisden writers predict

Wisden's IPL 2020 team of the week – week four

The top takeaways: Breaking down the third week of IPL 2020

IPL 2020: Mujeeb dismissed after two reviews in one ball

From Jadhav to Maxwell — Five players in IPL 2020 who run the risk of getting dropped

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