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Wisden Cricket Monthly

Description: Monthly puiblication from the biggest name in cricket publishing.

Newest Review: ... traditional editorial has been shunted into Page 7 - with the shots of the month, such as action shots from the latest tour, ... more

... or the latest happening occupying the front pages. After the one page editorial comes the "Openers" section, with regular contributors such as Scyld Berry, Rob Steen and Tim de Lisle writing short articles. Along the edge of the right hand pages there is the news register, which previously had been at the front, occuring a double page. Then they aer the letters, which are increasingly become e-mails, some cynical, some jocular and the occasionally the odd stuffy one. There are then features on assorted play...more

Price Comparison for Wisden Cricket Monthly

	WISDEN Cricket Monthly May 2002 Paperback, Wisden Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59	£ 2.00

WISDEN Cricket Monthly May 2002
Paperback, Wisden

Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59

£ 2.00

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Wisden Cricket Monthly: Wisden goes trendy... and monthly... (550 words)
by - written on 21/04/01 (Very useful, 205 readings)
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Wisden Cricket Monthly was launched in 1979, and I started reading it around the summer of 1986 (I seem to remember that Mike Gatting, the erstwhile England captain was on the front cover then...). The first issue I bought cost a mere 95p, whereas inflation and printing costs has pushed the cover price to £2.90. However the magazine has undergone a lot of changes in that time, and whilst there are timeless copies with interviews with the likes of John Arlott, the magazine has sold out now to plug cricket as a trendy game (as Jamie Theakston is now saying too!). Nowadays Wisden Cricket Monthly is a full colour affair, whereas colour was sporadic and rationed in the past. ... Read the complete review