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Wisden Cricket Monthly issue 47: Collision Course – England v India

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Matthew Hoggard on his hat-trick, 12 at Jo'burg and a tense Trent Bridge finish

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Matthew Hoggard explains why he called Tony Blair a 'k***head' to his face

‘They want a photo, you k***head’

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From Billy Bates to Stuart Broad: revisiting all 14 of England's Test hat-tricks

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“Akmal you have my heart... don’t drop it!”

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Best and Worst: Hat-tricks

From Matthew Hoggard to Harbhajan Singh

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"He will die as an underappreciated bowler. He’s one of England’s greats"

by Wisden Staff / May 25, 2020
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Eight of the team featured in the 2005 Ashes

by Wisden Staff / May 25, 2020

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Wisden Cricket Monthly issue 47: Collision Course – England v India

Matthew Hoggard on his hat-trick, 12 at Jo'burg and a tense Trent Bridge finish

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

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

Matthew Hoggard explains why he called Tony Blair a 'k***head' to his face

From Billy Bates to Stuart Broad: revisiting all 14 of England's Test hat-tricks

The Ten: Banners and Placards – From ‘Morning everybody’ to ‘Yea Viv Talk Nah’

Best and Worst: Hat-tricks

Why Matthew Hoggard is one of England's greats

Wisden's England Test team of the 2000s

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