Kumar Sangakkara

Opinion
'A cricketing culture that is not quite healthy' – Kumar Sangakkara

Sri Lankan legend offers his verdict on the state of the world game after Sandpapergate

by Kumar Sangakkara / April 13, 2018
Magazine
Wisden Cricket Monthly issue 5: Virat Kohli and the creation of a dynasty

The genius of Kohli

by Wisden Staff / March 14, 2018
Features
Sangakkara: ‘Hyper-talented’ Roy ready for step up to Test cricket

Why England's one-day man wants to branch out

by Phil Walker / February 16, 2018
Magazine
Wisden Cricket Monthly issue 4: England's next cabs off the rank

Five future stars of England's Test team

by Wisden Staff / February 14, 2018
Opinion
Sangakkara: England whinge about sledging – but they're being beaten by skill

Stop portraying and projecting a false, holier-than-thou team image to the public, Kumar tells England

by Kumar Sangakkara / December 11, 2017
Cricket Coaching
How I Bat: Kumar Sangakkara

"Fear is something that you need to avoid at all times. The fear of getting out, the fear of making…

by Phil Walker / July 6, 2016
Interviews
21 Questions: Kumar Sangakkara

"I’m very untidy."

by Wisden Staff / March 30, 2015

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August '21 Issue

Issue 46 of WCM is in shops from July 15:

Cover story – Batters in English cricket are scoring fewer first-class runs than they used to. In a special investigation, WCM’s team of writers look to find out why.
Jo Harman previews The Hundred, while Andrew Miller derides the tournament’s “vapidly awful PR”.
The great Indian writer Suresh Menon on the changing shapes and lines of Indian batsmanship.
Ellyse Perry sits down with Taha Hashim to discuss her extraordinary career.
The big stories from another month of county cricket, featuring interviews with George Garton, Keaton Jennings and Simon Harmer.
The godfather of reverse swing, Sarfraz Nawaz, discusses his life in cricket.
Writer and academic Rod Edmond celebrates the most significant week in Kiwi cricketing history.
Andy Zaltzman reveals more facts about the number 46 than strictly necessary.
Elizabeth Ammon says the One-Day Cup can be this summer’s hidden gem.
Isabelle Westbury argues our game isn’t as traditional as it often claims to be.

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Kumar Sangakkara

'A cricketing culture that is not quite healthy' – Kumar Sangakkara

Wisden Cricket Monthly issue 5: Virat Kohli and the creation of a dynasty

Sangakkara: ‘Hyper-talented’ Roy ready for step up to Test cricket

Wisden Cricket Monthly issue 4: England's next cabs off the rank

Sangakkara: England whinge about sledging – but they're being beaten by skill

How I Bat: Kumar Sangakkara

21 Questions: Kumar Sangakkara

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