By Christopher Lane In 2007, Wisden – keen to reward excellence and raise the profile of cricket in schools – … Continue reading Schooled in the game: Three former Wisden Schools Cricketers of the Year who didn’t pursue a cricket career
By Harry Pearson When the ECB announced that the Wisden Trophy was to be replaced, a number of wise commentators … Continue reading Learie Constantine and the Wisden Trophy
Jarrod Kimber on an extraordinary everyman It’s supposed to look like an inner-city bar where people drink locally brewed vegan … Continue reading KANE WILLIAMSON IS KANE WILLIAMSON
One of Wisden’s most remarkable achievements is that it has been published, come hell, high water or world war, every … Continue reading Come Hell or High Water
David Hopps on Yorkshire’s great divider So Geoffrey Boycott has reached 80. If his cricketing career is any guide, that … Continue reading Get off that fence, lad.
The Men Who Raised the Bar, published by Wisden, looks at how the record has evolved from the inaugural Test … Continue reading When Len Hutton eclipsed Don Bradman with record knock at The Oval
WITHIN THE CONFINES OF LUNACY Jonathan Rice sifts through 120 years of Wisden’s “Notes by the Editor” Early last year, … Continue reading Within the Confines of Lunacy: Jonathan Rice sifts through 120 years of Wisden’s “Notes by the Editor”
A CENTURY OF NOTES By Tim Rice Originally published in the 2000 edition of Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack This edition of … Continue reading A Century of Notes
Sarfraz Manzoor Sarfraz Manzoor is a British journalist, documentary maker, broadcaster, and screenwriter. He is the author of They: What … Continue reading Resitting the Tebbit Test
ENGLAND v INDIA, Third Test Match. At The Oval, August 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 1971. India won by four … Continue reading England v India 1971
Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack has long carried details of schools cricket. As far back as 1865, the second edition included an … Continue reading A retrospective celebration
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