Writer: Yas Rana

England v Pakistan
Moeen Ali in his best role and his best form is a very special thing

Four of the last five times he has faced 10 balls for England he has had a strike-rate of over…

by Yas Rana / July 21, 2021
England v Pakistan
Four ways England could squeeze Liam Livingstone into their first choice T20I XI

How would you fit him in?

by Yas Rana / July 18, 2021
England v Pakistan
Four takeaways from England's clean sweep over Pakistan

James Vince, Ashes bolter?

by Yas Rana / July 14, 2021
England v Pakistan
Marks out of 10: Player ratings for England in the Pakistan series

A stunning series victory for the hosts

by Yas Rana / July 13, 2021
County Championship 2021
Wisden's over-35 County Championship XI

An XI skippered by Stevens

by Yas Rana / July 11, 2021
England v Sri Lanka
Marks out of 10: Player ratings for Sri Lanka in the England ODIs

Not pretty reading

by Yas Rana / July 4, 2021
England v Sri Lanka
Four takeaways from England's ODI mauling of Sri Lanka

What did England learn?

by Yas Rana / July 4, 2021
England v Sri Lanka
How are England shaping up for the 2023 World Cup?

We are nearly at the halfway point in the four-year cycle

by Yas Rana / July 1, 2021
Opinion
Dom Sibley must not pay the price for the failures of those below him

No England player has passed 50 more often in 2021 than Sibley

by Yas Rana / June 27, 2021
World Test Championship
Where does New Zealand's greatest ever side go next?

International cricket's Leicester City story?

by Yas Rana / June 24, 2021

November '21 Issue

T20 World Cup preview – profiles of every team, CricViz analysis, Keiron Pollard and Mohammad Rizwan
County season review – all 18 counties covered, in-depth features on Warwickshire and Kent
Andrew Miller writes on player power
Lawrence Booth on the wider impact of T20’s exponential growth
Adam Collins on the hoopla and hypocrisy that surrounds an Ashes series
Peter Oborne tears into the ECB following their decision to cancel the tour of Pakistan
John Crawley on the most significant moments in his run-laden career
Tymal Mills opens up on the bumpy road which has eventually led to World Cup selection

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Writer: Yas Rana

Moeen Ali in his best role and his best form is a very special thing

Four ways England could squeeze Liam Livingstone into their first choice T20I XI

Four takeaways from England's clean sweep over Pakistan

Marks out of 10: Player ratings for England in the Pakistan series

Wisden's over-35 County Championship XI

Marks out of 10: Player ratings for Sri Lanka in the England ODIs

Four takeaways from England's ODI mauling of Sri Lanka

How are England shaping up for the 2023 World Cup?

Dom Sibley must not pay the price for the failures of those below him

Where does New Zealand's greatest ever side go next?

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