pelham warner

The Ashes' most notorious early characters

From Pelham “Plum” Warner to Warwick Armstrong

Almanack
Plum Warner: The journey from a promising batsman to England captain – Almanack

"A more enthusiastic player would be impossible to find anywhere"

by Almanack Archive / October 2, 2020
Features
Best and Worst: Aristocrats – From Lord Tennyson to the Prince of Calcutta

From Prince Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji to Sir Pelham Warner

by Tanya Aldred / August 19, 2020
County Cricket
The Ten: Championship climaxes – From a 'Very Very Special day' to Toby's decisive hat-trick

From "Plum finish" to a "damp squib"

by Elgan Alderman / August 13, 2020
Features
The curious inter-war rivalry of Pelham Warner and Charlie Parker

“I’ll never in my life make way for that bugger”

by Paul Edwards / June 13, 2020
Features
Trailblazers, speedsters & unfulfilled talent: England cricketers born in the Caribbean

Peter Miller recalls the 13 West Indies-born cricketers who have turned out for England

by Peter Miller / January 18, 2019
Long Room
Knights of the round playing arena – an XI of cricketing 'Sirs'

Who joins Sir Alastair Cook in this XI of English cricketing knights?

by Ben Gardner / January 2, 2019

January '21 Issue

Issue 39 of WCM is in shops from December 24:

Cover story – an exclusive interview with Joe Root, as he looks ahead to a year which will go a long way towards defining his legacy as Test captain.
Ahead of England’s tour of Sri Lanka, Jo Harman takes us back 20 years to a bad-tempered Test series
We reflect on the best of a bad year by picking out the most memorable moments of 2020.
An in-depth look at the role the Professional Cricketers’ Association has to play in these turbulent times.
John Stern investigates the lack of diversity in English coach at the elite level.
Interviews with Mohammad Yousuf, David Gower, Ian Salisbury, Ben Duckett and Luke Fletcher
Expert opinion from our team of columnists, Andrew Miller, Adam Collins and Isabelle Westbury