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Wisden Cricket Monthly
August 2022
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Editorial
THE PERFECT DAY TURNED SOUR
“The Hollies Stand – raucously unhooked from the
THE TOP SIX
ECB indifference defuses the Blast
In the 20th year of English domestic T20, the ECB’s drifting focus has ensured the competition’s anniversary has fallen flat, writes Andrew Miller
How Eoin Morgan’s otherness seduced English cricket
Following the World Cup-winning captain’s retirement from international cricket, Mark Ramprakash gives his insight on how Eoin Morgan reconstructed England’s white-ball sides and left a legacy in his wake
Going Dutch set to become a thing of the past for the game’s elite
The ICC’s decision to scrap the World Cup Super League raises questions about opportunities for Associate nations and means that England’s recent tour of the Netherlands is likely to be nothing more than an enjoyable one-off, writes Lawrence Booth
IPL mega deal casts shadow on international game
The IPL’s latest broadcasting rights deal has made the competition the second-most valued sports league on the planet, further shifting the tectonic plates of world cricket in the process, writes Tim Wigmore
Quick Singles
The month’s news in brief
Sciver and Kapp go out to bat for the future of women’s Test cricket
An enthralling Test match at Taunton ended in stalemate, prompting questions about why women aren’t afforded five days to reach a decisive result. The class of Nat Sciver and Marizanne Kapp showed that women’s Test cricket deserves more respect, writes Raf Nicholson
NEWS CYCLE
It’s time for News-Ball, writes Ben Gardner ISSUE 58 August 2022
FEATURES
Mark Alleyne
The former Gloucestershire captain talks to Taha Hashim about working with England’s ODI side on the recent trip to the Netherlands, his years “outside of the system” as he sought top-level coaching opportunities, and the merits or otherwise of positive discrimination
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
Following Eoin Morgan’s retirement from international cricket, three writers consider who deserves the title of the most impactful England’s men’s captain of the 21st century
Mailbox
In association with Botham Wines, letter of the month receives a bottle of Botham 80 Series Cabernet Sauvignon – an extra special wine presented in a hand-embossed wooden case
'WE WALK TOWARDS THE DANGER’ - Ben Stokes, May 2022
IT’S TAKEN A MONTH
MOEEN ALI
“DHONI SAID TO ME, ‘WHEN YOUR COUNTRY CALLS FOR YOU, YOU PLAY’”
WELCOME TO THE FUTURE
At a time of rapid development for women’s cricket in the UK, we spoke to seven emerging players at different stages of their careers about how the shifting landscape has impacted their lives, and their aspirations for the future
THE STRAUSS LEGACY
A Symphony In Three Movements
Boycott and me
When Jon Hotten found out that Geoffrey Boycott had spent much of the first lockdown writing a ‘retrospective diary’ of his entire Test career, he was intrigued to read the manuscript, and then amazed when he did. From there, a unique literary collaboration was born
Being Geoffrey Boycott
Below is an extract, taken from the very beginning of the book
Iconography of Cricket
PART 11: 2000-09
Mushtaq AHMED
The former Pakistan, Somerset and Sussex leggie on the tricks and flicks from a captivating career
YOUR GAME
Club Rivalries
South Northumberland v Chester-le-Street
Vice Captain’s Log
ISTHERE BE AUTY IN THE BLOCK? 
Jonathan Wright
Scott Oliver profiles a free-scoring Birmingham League colossus now into his fifth decade of first-team cricket
Club cricket for the over 40s
Tips and talking points for clubbies approaching the prime* of life
BOOKS ETC
SUMMER DAYS PROMISE
New Road, Worcester – the setting for Jack
Time Warp
The winner of this month’s quiz will receive a signed copy of Felix White’s It’s Always Summer Somewhere: A Matter of Life and Cricket, the Sunday Times bestseller which is now available in paperback. Send in your answers via email ( editorial@wisden.com) or via post (Time Warp, Wisden Cricket Monthly, Fourth Floor, Bedser Stand, Kia Oval, Kennington, London, SE11 5SS). Entries must be received by August 3, 2022
GOLDEN SUMMERS
i WAS THERE
The start of something
DYNASTIES No.4
THE MOHAMMADS
The Line-up
Massie swings into action
Chaos Theory
Pakistan v South Africa, World Cup group match, Brisbane 1992
CLOSE OF PLAY
Number Palace!
After four matches of the men’s Test summer,