The Cricketer Magazine March 2026 Edición anterior

Storm clouds over Hove feature on the cover of the March 2026 issue of The Cricketer. Editor Huw Turbervill argues that crisis club Sussex and the non-Hundred-hosting counties should be given the full amount of money – £20m plus – now, but George Dobell says the ECB are right to keep it safe.

• We discover what the non-hosting counties plan to do with the money
• George Dobell says political grandstanding by the BCCI is turning world cricket into a farce
• James Coyne says the India-Pakistan-Bangladesh crisis was notable for its silence from England and Australia
• Mike Brearley feels saddened by two-day Tests in the Ashes
• Simon Barnes recalls a previous time England decided on a bootcamp approach, at the Nehru Cup in 1989
• Derek Pringle celebrates his old county Essex’s 150th birthday
• Michael Vaughan says a new state-school tournament with a final at Lord’s will boost England’s Ashes hopes
• Mayor of Manchester Andy Burnham says efforts should be redoubled to get cricket in state schools
• Nasser Hussain talks about his interview with Brendon McCullum at Sydney
• Sussex’s James Coles is interviewed by Nick Friend
• South African batting ace Herschelle Gibbs features in ‘facing up’
• Mike Selvey recalls Middlesex’s pre-season trip to West Germany in 1976
• Paul Edwards says it is vital to keep cricket’s past alive in museums and exhibitions
• Jarrod Kimber analyses why England are so bad in Australia
• Nick Friend says Alyssa Healy’s successor as Australia captain, Sophie Molineux, is an unusual choice
• Tanya Aldred picks Rachael Heyhoe Flint as her favourite cricketer
• We spend a day in the life of the ECB’s Beth Barrett-Wild
• We find out whatever happened to Rev Canon Andrew Wingfield Digby