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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Wisden Cricket Monthly June 2022.
AIMING HIGH, SHOOTING STRAIGHT
EDITOR’S LIST
“Is English cricket ready for Stokes and Key?” asks a colleague, as we do the rounds on the next Test coach, who might end up as Eoin Morgan’s bag carrier, and whether our hid...
THE Top Six
PHOTO BY GARETH COPLEY
Ben Stokes and David Bedingham leave the field at lunch on day two of Durham’s County Championship fixture at New Road after an extraordinary session in which the ...
The skill and chance of captaincy
MARK RAMPRAKASH Former England batter and current Middlesex batting coach
@MarkRamprakash
Idon’t think it would have been a difficult decision at all to give Ben Stokes the Test capt...
Robinson, Grace and the collapse of nuance
LAWRENCE BOOTH Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack editor and Daily Mail writer
@the_topspin
Indifference, as Oscar Wilde knew, is the killer. But the centre of attention is not always a com...
When Isa met Anya
THE TOP SIX
In April, Anya Shrubsole announced her retirement from international cricket. She sat down with former teammate Isa Guha to discuss her career and what come...