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Sri Lanka v India

What we learned from India's ODI and T20I squad selection for Sri Lanka tour

Dhawan will lead the 20-member side

Series Editorial
Shikhar Dhawan's T20 rebirth deserves World Cup recognition

IPL was left halfway, but Dhawan made a complete statement

by Rupin Kale / May 6, 2021
Indian Premier League 2021
The T20 transformation of Shikhar Dhawan

<p class="intro-p">Shikhar Dhawan is clearly loving life in a Delhi Capitals shirt. Ben Jones takes a close look at how…

by Ben Jones / April 22, 2021
India v England
Six openers, three years: How India's opening merry-go-round is harming their T20 chances

Do India have too many opening options?

by Rupin Kale / March 17, 2021
Asia Cup
What would India's XI be if they sent a second-string side for Asia Cup?

India's Asia Cup participation remains in doubt

by Rohit Sankar / March 8, 2021
Features
The eight Indians who have made a List A double century

The first one happened in 2010

by Wisden Staff / February 26, 2021
Series Editorial
How Shikhar Dhawan's Test debut in 2013 began with a 'non-Mankad'

The lesser-known story of Dhawan's sparkling Test debut

by Wisden Staff / February 17, 2021
Stories
The seven greatest debut Test knocks this century

Mayers' classic against Bangladesh makes the list

by Rohit Sankar / February 7, 2021
Stories
Australia v India: The T20I team of the series

The team possibly short on fast bowling options

by Ryan Smart / December 9, 2020
Australia v India
Watch: 'Not quick enough like Dhoni' – Wade sledges himself after missing a stumping

"Not Dhoni"

by Wisden Staff / December 6, 2020

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August '21 Issue

Issue 46 of WCM is in shops from July 15:

Cover story – Batters in English cricket are scoring fewer first-class runs than they used to. In a special investigation, WCM’s team of writers look to find out why.
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.

Almanack 2021

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The 158th edition of the most famous sports book in the world – published every year since 1864 – contains some of the world’s finest sports writing, and reflects on an unprecedented year dominated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Writers include Lawrence Booth, Sir Garfield Sobers, Ebony Rainford-Brent, Gideon Haigh, Andy Zaltzman, Tom Holland, Duncan Hamilton, Robert Winder, Matthew Engel, Scyld Berry, Derek Pringle, Jack Leach and James Anderson. As usual, Wisden includes the eagerly awaited Notes by the Editor, the Cricketers of the Year awards, and the famous obituaries. And, as ever, there are reports and scorecards for every Test, together with forthright opinion, compelling features and comprehensive records.

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shikhar dhawan

What we learned from India's ODI and T20I squad selection for Sri Lanka tour

Shikhar Dhawan's T20 rebirth deserves World Cup recognition

The T20 transformation of Shikhar Dhawan

Six openers, three years: How India's opening merry-go-round is harming their T20 chances

What would India's XI be if they sent a second-string side for Asia Cup?

The eight Indians who have made a List A double century

How Shikhar Dhawan's Test debut in 2013 began with a 'non-Mankad'

The seven greatest debut Test knocks this century

Australia v India: The T20I team of the series

Watch: 'Not quick enough like Dhoni' – Wade sledges himself after missing a stumping

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