Pakistan

England v Pakistan

Five things for Babar Azam to work on as Pakistan T20I captain

Pakistan have lost 3 of their last 5 T20Is

England v Pakistan
Marks out of 10: Player ratings for Pakistan in the England T20I series

One of them got a 1/10

by Rohit Sankar / July 21, 2021
England v Pakistan
Watch: Shaheen Afridi snaffles sensational return catch to see off world's No.1 T20I batsman

“Stunning skill to be able to get down low”

by Wisden Staff / July 16, 2021
England v Pakistan
Azam Khan: The answer to Pakistan's T20I finishing woes

"The PSL made a few things clear"

by Rohit Sankar / July 16, 2021
England v Pakistan
What Pakistan's T20I XI could look like for the England series

Is this their best XI?

by Wisden Staff / July 15, 2021
England v Pakistan
Wisden's England-Pakistan ODI Combined XI

Two centurions in the series

by Wisden Staff / July 14, 2021
England v Pakistan
Four takeaways from England's clean sweep over Pakistan

James Vince, Ashes bolter?

by Yas Rana / July 14, 2021
England v Pakistan
Marks out of 10: Player ratings for Pakistan in the England ODI series

Few of them had a terrific series

by Rohit Sankar / July 14, 2021
England v Pakistan
England v Pakistan 2021 squad: Full England team list for Eng v Pak T20I series

Isolators back in the squad

by Wisden Staff / July 14, 2021
T20 World Cup
Five selection dilemmas for Pakistan to solve ahead of the T20 World Cup

Babar with Fakhar or Rizwan as opener?

by Sarah Waris / July 14, 2021

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August '21 Issue

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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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Pakistan

Five things for Babar Azam to work on as Pakistan T20I captain

Marks out of 10: Player ratings for Pakistan in the England T20I series

Watch: Shaheen Afridi snaffles sensational return catch to see off world's No.1 T20I batsman

Azam Khan: The answer to Pakistan's T20I finishing woes

What Pakistan's T20I XI could look like for the England series

Wisden's England-Pakistan ODI Combined XI

Four takeaways from England's clean sweep over Pakistan

Marks out of 10: Player ratings for Pakistan in the England ODI series

England v Pakistan 2021 squad: Full England team list for Eng v Pak T20I series

Five selection dilemmas for Pakistan to solve ahead of the T20 World Cup

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