Wisden Cricket Monthly | Issue 100
The latest edition of Wisden Cricket Monthly is a very special one, as we raise our bat for our hundredth issue since relaunching the title in 2017.
Released on August 27, we celebrate the milestone by reflecting on the seismic shocks and shifts of the 21st century and present the 10 most consequential cricketers since the turn of the millennium, as voted for by our expert panel of writers and broadcasters from across the globe.
John Stern then tees up our list of 100 changes the game has experienced over the last quarter century, from batting to bowling, technology to the media, and much, much more.
We also have an exclusive interview with Jacob Bethell, who sits down with Ben Gardner to discuss a "chaotic 12 months" and reflect on his burgeoning England career.
Our columnists are in great nick, Andrew Miller analysing the appointments of Stephen Fleming and Joe Root as England's Test side looks to get back on track, Lawrence Booth paying tribute to the great Sir Garfield Sobers, and Daniel Norcross revealing the trials and tribulations of commentating on The Hundred.
We speak to Mark Alleyne about the Gloucestershire glory days, Zaheer Abbas about the pair of glasses that changed his life and Sam Billings, captain of Trent Rockets, is our guest diarist in the month that he reached his fourth consecutive Hundred final.
There's also heaps of county cricket as the domestic season reaches its crescendo, with Raf Nicholson picking out the biggest stories from the women's game.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Wisden Cricket Monthly Issue 100.