zak crawley

South Africa v England
Stats: Dom Sibley surpasses Alastair Cook, if only for a moment

The pair batted through the entirety of the morning session

by Wisden Staff / January 16, 2020
South Africa v England
Should England have taken Sam Northeast to South Africa?

Sam Northeast has averaged more than 50 in three of the past four County Championship seasons

by Wisden Staff / January 2, 2020
News
Confirmed: England Lions squad to tour Australia, Sibley & Crawley included

Who made the 50-over and red-ball squads?

by Wisden Staff / December 16, 2019
Features
Zak Crawley: Future England captain?

“He could possibly captain his country”

by Taha Hashim / November 28, 2019
New Zealand v England
Who is England's Zak Crawley?

Crawley made a century in England's first practice game against New Zealand XI

by Wisden Staff / November 28, 2019
New Zealand v England
Jos Buttler injury doubt for second Test, Ollie Pope likely to keep wicket

Kent right-hander Zak Crawley could make his Test debut

by Wisden Staff / November 28, 2019
Magazine
Wisden Cricket Monthly issue 25: Meet England's young radicals

Meet England's young guns

by Wisden Staff / October 30, 2019
News
Jonny Bairstow left out of England Test squad for New Zealand tour

Four uncapped players win their first England Test call-ups

by Wisden Staff / September 23, 2019
County Cricket
County Championship team of the week

With big wins for Essex, Kent and Lancashire find out who performed well enough to merit selection

by Wisden Staff / June 21, 2019

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June '22 Issue

The latest issue of Wisden Cricket Monthly, out May 22:

Phil Walker considers what the next instalment in the Ben Stokes epic will look like
John Stern examines the England MD role and what Rob Key will bring to it
The ‘next Fab Four’– we pick out four strokemakers with the potential to follow in the footsteps of Root, Kohli, Williamson and Smith, including an exclusive interview with Marnus Labuschagne
Interviews – James Wallace has an unforgettable encounter with Chris Gayle, Mark Waugh reflects on the defining moments of his run-laden career, Isa Guha speaks to the recently retired Anya Shurbsole, and we catch up with Keith Barker, Daniel Bell-Drummond and Reece Topley a part of our regular coverage of all 18 counties
Columnists – Mark Ramprakash considers the art of captaincy, Andrew Miller celebrates the excellence Pakistanis have brought to county cricket, and Lawrence Booth finds himself caught up in the culture wars

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zak crawley

Stats: Dom Sibley surpasses Alastair Cook, if only for a moment

Should England have taken Sam Northeast to South Africa?

Confirmed: England Lions squad to tour Australia, Sibley & Crawley included

Zak Crawley: Future England captain?

Who is England's Zak Crawley?

Jos Buttler injury doubt for second Test, Ollie Pope likely to keep wicket

Wisden Cricket Monthly issue 25: Meet England's young radicals

Jonny Bairstow left out of England Test squad for New Zealand tour

County Championship team of the week

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