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Wisden Cricket Monthly Magazine March 2020 Back Issue

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In the latest issue of Wisden Cricket Monthly, we trace the lineage of English batsmanship from the Golden Age to now, speaking to Graham Gooch, Geoffrey Boycott, Michael Atherton, Alec Stewart and Ollie Pope.

“Anyone can bat,” Gooch tells Jon Hotten. “But can you make any runs? That’s the question.” Across a 14-page feature we explore how England’s most prolific batsmen of their day have gone about their craft, from Ranji to Root and all points in between.

We also reveal the 19 most exciting teenage cricketers in the UK after canvassing opinion from coaches and players across the country. Included among our list is an opening batsman hoping to become his county’s first England Test debutant since 2006, a 17-year-old intent on becoming the fastest women’s bowler this country has ever produced, and a Barbados-born all-rounder who’s got Surrey’s backroom staff very excited indeed.

Elsewhere we have exclusive interviews with former South African fast bowler Makhaya Ntini and Pakistan’s captain-turned-coach/selector, Misbah-ul-Haq, as well as part one of Wisden’s Gear of the Year, showcasing the best new kit on the market.
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March 2020 In the latest issue of Wisden Cricket Monthly, we trace the lineage of English batsmanship from the Golden Age to now, speaking to Graham Gooch, Geoffrey Boycott, Michael Atherton, Alec Stewart and Ollie Pope. “Anyone can bat,” Gooch tells Jon Hotten. “But can you make any runs? That’s the question.” Across a 14-page feature we explore how England’s most prolific batsmen of their day have gone about their craft, from Ranji to Root and all points in between. We also reveal the 19 most exciting teenage cricketers in the UK after canvassing opinion from coaches and players across the country. Included among our list is an opening batsman hoping to become his county’s first England Test debutant since 2006, a 17-year-old intent on becoming the fastest women’s bowler this country has ever produced, and a Barbados-born all-rounder who’s got Surrey’s backroom staff very excited indeed. Elsewhere we have exclusive interviews with former South African fast bowler Makhaya Ntini and Pakistan’s captain-turned-coach/selector, Misbah-ul-Haq, as well as part one of Wisden’s Gear of the Year, showcasing the best new kit on the market.


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In the latest issue of Wisden Cricket Monthly, we trace the lineage of English batsmanship from the Golden Age to now, speaking to Graham Gooch, Geoffrey Boycott, Michael Atherton, Alec Stewart and Ollie Pope.

“Anyone can bat,” Gooch tells Jon Hotten. “But can you make any runs? That’s the question.” Across a 14-page feature we explore how England’s most prolific batsmen of their day have gone about their craft, from Ranji to Root and all points in between.

We also reveal the 19 most exciting teenage cricketers in the UK after canvassing opinion from coaches and players across the country. Included among our list is an opening batsman hoping to become his county’s first England Test debutant since 2006, a 17-year-old intent on becoming the fastest women’s bowler this country has ever produced, and a Barbados-born all-rounder who’s got Surrey’s backroom staff very excited indeed.

Elsewhere we have exclusive interviews with former South African fast bowler Makhaya Ntini and Pakistan’s captain-turned-coach/selector, Misbah-ul-Haq, as well as part one of Wisden’s Gear of the Year, showcasing the best new kit on the market.
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