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July 2022
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THE TOP SIX
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Strauss goes off track in his appointment of cycling supremo
Andrew Miller questions whether Sir Dave Brailsford was a prudent choice to join the ECB’s high-performance review
What’s in a number?
Mark Ramprakash examines the significance of batting positions, and says the England Test team are yet to find a sustainable solution to a longstanding conundrum
McCullum’s non-Englishness could be his greatest asset
As Brendon McCullum settles into his new role as England’s Test coach, Lawrence Booth says the New Zealander ’s outsider status can help him revive the team’s fortunes
Andrew Symonds: all-rounder in excelsis
Geoff Lemon looks back on the career of the extraordinarily talented and often misunderstood Andrew Symonds, who died last month at the age of 46
FairBreak: the future of women’s cricket?
Across the first two weeks of May, a quiet revolution took place in women’s cricket. Will the Fairbreak Invitational become a staple of the women’s game? And what threat might it pose to the status quo?
NEWS CYCLE
What even is time, asks Ben Gardner
FEATURES
Jeremy Coney
The former Kiwi captain and broadcasting cult hero regales James Wallace with his thoughts on captaincy, commentary and earning the right to have fun
THE COUNTY FILES
Covering each of the 18 first-class counties every month, including news, interviews and stats, as well as the oddities which make county cricket what it is
CRICKIPEDIA
The alternative compendium of cricket
RE:VIEW
Three writers give their view on who should be appointed the ECB’s next full-time chief executive following Tom Harrison’s resignation in May
Mailbox
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THE ART & JOY OF BOWLING
Having feared that his Test career could be over, England’s greatest ever bowler made a triumphant return at Lord’s. He spoke candidly to Felix White before and after that match about a challenging few months, the unadulterated pleasure he still gets from bowling, and a fresh start under new leadership
MATT PARKINSON The long road to a Test debut
Having become England’s first ever concussion substitute in the win at Lord’s, the Lancashire leg-spinner talks to Yas Rana about his manic first day as a Test cricketer, which started with him preparing for a trip to the Lake District and ended with him padding up to face Boult and Southee
Harry Brook and the heritage of Yorkshire batting
With four Yorkshire-born batters in England’s first Test squad of the summer, including an uncapped 23-year-old who has built his reputation in the shorter format, Jo Harman explores the county’s proud tradition of run-making
Matt Potts and the Durham pace production line
As Durham continue to furnish England with fast-bowling talent, Taha Hashim examines why the North-East is such fertile land for thoroughbred quicks
Jos Buttler and Charles Tyrwhitt: a formidable partnership
This summer the iconic menswear brand has teamed up with the greatest T20 cricketer England has ever produced
FOLLOWING THE MONEY
In this so-called age of social mobility, Phil Walker investigates whether cricket is becoming even more elitist
COMING OUT SWINGING
On the 30th anniversary of Pakistan’s famously fractious 1992 tour of England, Daniel Brigham revisits the wizardry of Wasim and Waqar and examines the legacy the duo left in their wake
ICONOGRAPHY of cricket
PART 10: 1990-99
Angus FRASER
The Middlesex and England seamer opens up on the varied life that the game has given him
YOUR GAME
Club Rivalries
Bath v Frocester
Vice Captain’s Log
SQUEAKY-BUMTIME
Nick Gaywood
The Wisden Club Cricket Hall of Fame
BOOKS ETC
Time Warp
The winner of this month’s quiz will receive a copy of The Legend of Sparkhill, by Moeen Ali and Tanya Aldred
Reviews
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GOLDEN SUMMERS
I WAS THERE: Mikey’s Magical 14
Tales & treasures from cricket’s glorious past
THE HADLEES
Next in our series celebrating the game’s great family lineages, David Woodhouse profiles Kiwi cricketing royalty
The Line-up
Strauss makes cautious captaincy debut
CLOSE OF PLAY
Andy Zaltzman’s Number Palace!
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