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International Cricket
Rejuvenated de Kock wants South Africa to win 5-0

"All things are good at the moment"

by Wisden Staff / August 2, 2018
County Cricket
Nottinghamshire sign Quinton de Kock for County Championship

South African bolsters run-in hopes

by Wisden Staff / June 29, 2018
Indian Premier League
‘Ice-cool’ MS Dhoni gives crash course in finishing

“A guy like Dhoni, he knows how to outwit certain bowling at the death”

by Wisden Staff / April 26, 2018
Opinion
Cricket has a misogyny problem – Telford Vice

Why women are cricket’s future if it is to have a future worth having

by Telford Vice / March 15, 2018
News
Warner fined 75 per cent of match fee while de Kock awaits hearing

Australia vice-captain accepts charge; de Kock contests his

by Wisden Staff / March 7, 2018
$David Warner sparks controversy with Quinton de Kock confrontation in fractious Durban finale$
International Cricket
David Warner sparks controversy with Quinton de Kock confrontation in fractious Durban finale

Australians unhappy but Warner receives little sympathy

by Felix Keith / March 5, 2018
International Cricket
AB de Villiers set to return as South Africa aim for ODI series comeback

South Africa trail the ODI series 3-0 with three matches remaining.

by Jamie Phillips / February 9, 2018
Features
The alternative moments of cricket in 2017

The real highlights are the ones that made us laugh

by Peter Miller / December 22, 2017

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John Stern takes us back 60 years to the transformational summer of 1963
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quinton de kock

Rejuvenated de Kock wants South Africa to win 5-0

Nottinghamshire sign Quinton de Kock for County Championship

‘Ice-cool’ MS Dhoni gives crash course in finishing

Cricket has a misogyny problem – Telford Vice

Warner fined 75 per cent of match fee while de Kock awaits hearing

David Warner sparks controversy with Quinton de Kock confrontation in fractious Durban finale

AB de Villiers set to return as South Africa aim for ODI series comeback

The alternative moments of cricket in 2017

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