World Cricket And All That Shapes It Covered By Wisden Editor Lawrence Booth

Sovereigns, stars, stewards, scorers, statisticians … Steven Lynch on this year’s Wisden obituaries

From teenage record breaker to players’ champion: James Harris of Glamorgan and the PCA

The weird genius who revolutionized cricket history

Two testaments of cricket and war

A story made for the movies – Pakistan women’s cricket

After a hard day in Nagpur, the great cricket writer Mike Coward gives a masterclass on Australian cricket

An elephant never forgets India’s first Test victory in England

How professionals save soccer – but not cricket – from public school amateurs, explains sports historian Richard Sanders

Cricket, diplomacy and a fierce despatch from Freddie Flintoff

England versus Pakistan – the first seventy years with historian Najum Latif

Another thrilling spell from fast bowling legend Wes Hall

Before D’Oliveira – the glories and the shame of England’s Tests against South Africa

A select offering from Ed Smith

From the captains’ table – cricket in two village communities

The cricketing car park of Beirut

Wendy Wimbush – fifty years of keeping but never settling scores

Mike Coward - sixty years of great cricket writing

At the wonder house of cricket books

Geoff Boycott celebrates yet another century