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Wisden Cricket Monthly issue 38: The Pace Issue

"The real quicks leave their mark everywhere"

International Cricket
On this day, 2017: Bangladesh mark 100th Test with maiden win over Sri Lanka

How Tamim Iqbal and co denied birthday boy Rangana Herath

by Akshay Gopalakrishnan / March 19, 2020
Decade in review
Who should be the spinner in Wisden’s Test team of the decade?

Lyon? Ashwin? Herath? Yasir? Swann?

by Wisden Staff / December 26, 2019
Decade in review
Six players who were unlucky to miss out on Wisden's Test team of the decade

From Graeme Smith to Younis Khan, there are big names who missed out

by Wisden Staff / December 23, 2019
Decade in review
Men's Test spells of the decade, No.4: Rangana Herath weaves his magic against India

Rangana Herath displayed simple efficiency to keep outsmarting India's batsmen

by Rishad D'Souza / December 13, 2019
Decade in review
Men’s T20I spells of the decade, No.1: Rangana Herath spins circles around New Zealand

"Rangana was waiting for the chance. He proved himself today for Sri Lanka"

by Sonali Dhulap / December 9, 2019
Magazine
Kumar Sangakkara's titans of cricket: Rangana Herath

"He is the greatest cricketing role model that Sri Lanka has produced"

by Kumar Sangakkara / September 10, 2019
Match Coverage
Foakes fifty on debut rescues England to open up selection headache

Surrey wicketkeeper plays starring hand in England recovery

by Ed Kemp / November 6, 2018
Features
The challenge of winning a Test series in Sri Lanka

Even against an inconsistent Sri Lanka team, winning there will be tough for England

by Sean Wilson / November 3, 2018
News
Rangana Herath to retire after first Test in Galle

Sri Lanka ace decides to call it a day

by Wisden Staff / October 22, 2018

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October '21 Issue

Cover story – Liam Livingstone, the smash hit of the summer
Andrew Miller draws parallels between the current England Test side and the chaos of the ’90s
Joe Root’s rise back to the top of the Test batting rankings
Lisa Keightley discusses her first two years as England head coach
County cricket – unrivalled coverage of all 18 counties
Interviews with Javed Miandad and youngster Alice Capsey
Taha Hashim examines what it’s like to sit in the England selector’s hot seat
Lawrence Booth on Yorkshire’s investigation into Azeem Rafiq’s allegations
New feature: the ‘Iconography of Cricket’. Phil Walker picks out the great images from the game’s Golden Age,
TMS statistician Andy Zaltzman unravels the significance of the number 99

Almanack 2021

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rangana herath

Wisden Cricket Monthly issue 38: The Pace Issue

On this day, 2017: Bangladesh mark 100th Test with maiden win over Sri Lanka

Who should be the spinner in Wisden’s Test team of the decade?

Six players who were unlucky to miss out on Wisden's Test team of the decade

Men's Test spells of the decade, No.4: Rangana Herath weaves his magic against India

Men’s T20I spells of the decade, No.1: Rangana Herath spins circles around New Zealand

Kumar Sangakkara's titans of cricket: Rangana Herath

Foakes fifty on debut rescues England to open up selection headache

The challenge of winning a Test series in Sri Lanka

Rangana Herath to retire after first Test in Galle

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