Writer: Sarah Waris

T20 World Cup 2022

Despite the twin series wins, plenty of questions remain for India ahead of the T20 World Cup

Who replaces Bumrah?

India v South Africa 2022/23
Dinesh Karthik is India's very first death-over T20I specialist

Dinesh Karthik's is changing T20Is in his own way

by Sarah Waris / October 4, 2022
T20 World Cup 2022
How can India replace Jasprit Bumrah for the T20 World Cup?

There is no clear candidate

by Sarah Waris / September 30, 2022
International Cricket
Wisden's Rivalry specialists Test XI

Who else should have made the list?

by Sarah Waris / September 30, 2022
Stories
Wisden's all-time fast starters Test XI

The list is dominated by England and Australia players

by Sarah Waris / September 25, 2022
Women's Cricket
Young veteran Smriti Mandhana constantly comes to India's aid

At 26, Mandhana's achievements are jaw-dropping

by Sarah Waris / September 24, 2022
India v Australia 2022/23
Five issues India will look to solve during the T20I series against Australia

Pant or Karthik?

by Sarah Waris / September 19, 2022
Stories
Recalling Nissar Trophy, the forgotten India-Pakistan red-ball rivalry of the 2000s

Rahane made his debut in Karachi in 2007

by Sarah Waris / September 17, 2022
Pakistan v England 2022
Who is Abrar Ahmed, the mystery spinner with four PSL games to his name picked for the England T20Is?

Abrar is a 23-year-old spinner

by Sarah Waris / September 16, 2022
T20 World Cup 2022
Can KL Rahul turn back the clock and be the T20I batter fans expect him to be?

Is it nearing the end for Rahul in T20Is?

by Sarah Waris / September 15, 2022

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September '22 Issue

The latest issue of Wisden Cricket Monthly, out September 15:

Cover story – With cricket at a crossroads, we explore our relationship with the game, and what it could look like tomorrow.
Ed Smith reflects on his time as national selector
Taha Hashim goes inside the South Asian Cricket Academy
John Sterns revisits England’s last tour of Pakistan in 2005
Columnists – Andrew Miller on The Hundred, Raf Nicholson on the candidates to coach England Women, Mark Ramprakash on the high-performance review, Lawrence Booth on the defining moments from a spectacular summer of Test cricket
Phil Walker assesses the appointment of Richard Thompson as ECB chair
15 pages of dedicated county coverage

Almanack 2021

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The independent voice of cricket

Writer: Sarah Waris

Despite the twin series wins, plenty of questions remain for India ahead of the T20 World Cup

Dinesh Karthik is India's very first death-over T20I specialist

How can India replace Jasprit Bumrah for the T20 World Cup?

Wisden's Rivalry specialists Test XI

Wisden's all-time fast starters Test XI

Young veteran Smriti Mandhana constantly comes to India's aid

Five issues India will look to solve during the T20I series against Australia

Recalling Nissar Trophy, the forgotten India-Pakistan red-ball rivalry of the 2000s

Who is Abrar Ahmed, the mystery spinner with four PSL games to his name picked for the England T20Is?

Can KL Rahul turn back the clock and be the T20I batter fans expect him to be?

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