Cricket books
The man behind the top hat
Oct 2, 2013 Rupert Bates, writing in Wisden India, charts the history of Eric Ravilious, the man who gave the Wisden Almanack its iconic engraving
Indian cricket
Using cricket to tell India's story
Sep 19, 2013 James Astill, author of the Great Indian Tamasha, speaks to the Wall Street Journal about the impact of cricket in India
Cricket writing
Chronicles of the ghost-writer
Jun 18, 2013 In a piece in Man's World magazine, Sharda Ugra shares her experience of being a ghost-writer on two cricket biographies - John Wright's Indian Summers and Yuvraj Singh's The Test of My Life: From Cricket to Cancer and Back.
Cricket writing
Notes from editors, past and present
May 3, 2013 In Wisden India, six editors of the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack share their thoughts on what it means to be a Wisden editor.
India cricket
Mumbai's cricketing treasure trove in need of revival
Apr 20, 2013 The Kanga Memorial Library at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai is fighting a battle for its survival
Cricket writing
Wisden: still relevant, 150 years on
Apr 14, 2013 Ted Corbett, in the Hindu, says in these days of rapid-fire Twenty20 and so many websites dedicated to cricket, Wisden might not be really necessary, but in traditional cricket circles it still has time to live
Cricket writing
Cricket writing faces up to the game's dark side
Apr 11, 2013 In the Guardian, John Crace reviews the five best cricket books of the year for the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
Cricket history
A constant in a disorderly world
Apr 7, 2013 A tribute to the Wisden Almanack ahead of the launch of its 150th edition
Cricket history
CLR's wife remembers Beyond a Boundary
Apr 3, 2013 Selma James, wife of CLR James, shares her memories of the book Beyond a Boundary