Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
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Sep 23, 2026
2026 Metro Bank One Day Cup & County Championship Round Fourteen Review Show
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31:30AaronHOST
And as for Mason Crane, well, there is definitely chat, isn't there? It, it's almost been shortlisted to three when it comes to wrist spinners.
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31:37AaronHOST
Crane is one of them, Rayan Ahmed is another one, and Calvin Harrison, as Mark Butcher spoke about on Wisden the other day, would probably be the other of the, the three front-runners.
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31:48AaronHOST
But no, really, really good selections in there.
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31:51AaronHOST
And just to go through some more standout performances just before we switch our focus to the young guns, we'll stay with that Glamorgan-Surrey game because Tim van der Huchten not only scored 72, but took five wickets in that game for Glamorgan.
England hammer Sri Lanka, Fleming's first press conference & the state of bilateral T20 cricket
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0:00Cameron PonsonbyHOST
[upbeat music] Wisden Cricket Weekly, we've got the big guns in.
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0:19Cameron PonsonbyHOST
Phil Walker is in the studio, joined by associate editor of Cricinfo, Vidushan Achinthara, also seen on the Football Ramble.
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0:27Cameron PonsonbyHOST
Um, he's often more widely recognized for his football work than his cricket work, which is bizarre.
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1:08Phil WalkerPANELIST
Sexy Steve.
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1:09Cameron PonsonbyHOST
The County Ch- [laughs] He is a good-looking man.
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1:11Cameron PonsonbyHOST
The County Championship is reaching its close, and we've also got loads of stuff flying out on Wisden, uh, on the Scoop, which Phil presents.
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1:17Cameron PonsonbyHOST
He spoke to Roston Chase, so make sure to ch- check that out.
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1:20Cameron PonsonbyHOST
He d- said that now under 23 should play T20 cricket, which I thought was interesting.
Sports Chat for 23 September 2026
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1:51Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
And they went, OK, we're over going to turn that.
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1:52Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
And this really caught the articles that have been written in Wisden.
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1:56Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
So Wisden is always regarded as like the Bible of cricket.
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2:00Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
And what it meant was is that rather than needing five runs off four balls, they ended up needing seven runs off three.
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2:07Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
And in the end, they didn't get to that.
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2:10Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
So congratulations to India.
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2:11Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
They won.
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2:11Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
But in the article from Wisden, they were quite strong.
Reviewing England's wild Test summer, the race to South Africa & is the keeper up ruining Test cricket?
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3:37Mark ButcherGUEST
Oh, the penny.
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3:37Lawrence BoothPANELIST
I've checked, I've checked this in Wisden and it's true.
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3:39Lawrence BoothPANELIST
Um-
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3:40Mark ButcherGUEST
AI.
55 MINS LATER
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58:19Mark ButcherGUEST
Excellent sitting and scoffing in the corner.
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58:21Mark ButcherGUEST
I j- [laughs]
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58:22Cameron PonsonbyHOST
[laughs] Right, that's, that's been the Wisden Cricket Weekly.
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58:26Cameron PonsonbyHOST
We'll see you and speak to you again next week.
SUSSEX REJUVENATION UNDERWAY
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33:27Ed WarnerGUEST
Yeah, exactly.
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33:28Ed WarnerGUEST
Yeah, John Wisden, who founded, um, the Wisden Cricket, Cricketers Almanack of course.
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33:32Ed WarnerGUEST
Mm.
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33:32Ed WarnerGUEST
And I read actually, [laughs] John Wisden, he played for Sussex.
TFW Daily - Hello brink, old friend - England Pakistan, 3rd Test, Edgbaston Day 2
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25:48Geoff LemonHOST
Mm-hmm.
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25:48Daniel NorcrossHOST
Uh, and also, I advise you to, to find the Wisden, um, report of that, 'cause I think Neville Cardus says something along the lines of, "A sharp, fast, lifting delivery." Well, there's a, there's a lot of heavy lifting going on with every single one of those words in that statement-
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26:02Geoff LemonHOST
[laughs]
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26:03Daniel NorcrossHOST
... seeing the ball.
Is This Pakistan Cricket’s DARKEST Period? ft. Osman Samiuddin
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2:50Osman SamiuddinGUEST
You may have..." "Who are you?" And I was like, "I'm Osman Samiuddin." He's like, "Where are you from?" I was like, "Look, I work for Dawn." Luckily he had also like gotten his kind of, you know, stripes at Dawn.
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3:01Osman SamiuddinGUEST
Uh, and he said, "Who are you writing for?" And I, I said, "Wisden." I was writing for the Wisden Asia Cricket Monthly at the time.
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3:07Osman SamiuddinGUEST
Uh, and because he heard Wisden, he was like, "Okay.
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3:11Osman SamiuddinGUEST
Okay, you come back in an hour and I'll, I'll, I'll sort something out for you." And I was like, "Wow."
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3:15speaker_1HOST
[laughs]
TMS Top 10: Pakistan players
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37:30Aatif NawazHOST
Now, um, at the time, Fazal Mahmood and his family, they were unsure where they were gonna end up, whether he wanted to play cricket at all, and Abdul Hafeez Kardar organized for him to get a job as a policeman in what would then be Pakistan, which was considered a very good job in return for playing cricket for him.
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37:45Aatif NawazHOST
So Hafeez Kardar got him to play cricket for Pakistan, helped him get to that point, and in 1955, Fazal Mahmood became the first-ever Pakistani to be included in the Wisden's top five cricketers of the year.
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37:56Aatif NawazHOST
So that, I, I mean, I don't know how highly regarded it is these days, but in those days that was an unbelievable honor to be one of the top five cricketers of, uh, of Wisden.
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38:04Aatif NawazHOST
And there was always sort of a, uh, in those days, a colonial bias to those lists.
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38:08Aatif NawazHOST
For a Pakistani to break into it in 1955, that's iconic of it, in and of its own.
The County Cricket Podcast Diaries: Andrew Radd
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18:43Andrew RaddGUEST
I think they were, and certainly some of my media colleagues were, which was nice.
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18:50Andrew RaddGUEST
Interesting point, Matthew Engle, who's obviously former editor of Wisden, we co-wrote the official history of the club some years ago, and he's been obviously following Northamptonshire longer than I have, and we were talking about this afterwards, and he said he thought it was the best achievement that Northamptonshire had ever managed, on the basis that these days, given the financial models and all the rest of it, for a small county to win a major trophy is now so much more difficult than it probably was.
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19:19Andrew RaddGUEST
And what Matthew says, I would almost invariably tend to go along with because of his knowledge and his experience and his sense of perspective.
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19:28Andrew RaddGUEST
And I think it was a very interesting call that he thinks that winning the Blast in 2026 ranks potentially higher than any of the other achievements that Northamptonshire have managed, I suppose with the possible exception of finishing as runners-up in 1912 and only the eighth season in the county championship.
Sports Drive - Paul Dennett (04/09/2026)
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0:03Regan SpearHOST
His name is Paul Dennett.
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0:04Regan SpearHOST
He's the Australian correspondent for The Scoop by Wisden Cricket.
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0:07Regan SpearHOST
He's been good enough to join me to chat all about it on Sports Drive today.
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0:10Regan SpearHOST
Hello, Paul.
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