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CONTENTS Preface Part One – Comment Wisden Honours Notes by the Editor The Leading Cricketer in the World, 2015: Kane Williamson Five Cricketers of the Year Jonny Bairstow by Simon Wilde Brendon McCullum by Lawrence Booth Steve Smith by Daniel Brettig Ben Stokes by Ali Martin Kane Williamson by Andrew Alderson Five days at the Ashes by Patrick Collins Just a perfect day: Stuart Broad takes eight for 15 by Scyld Berry Cricket’s first four-figure innings by Nagraj Gollapudi The British-Asian question by Andrew Miller Last men in: first-class cricket before the war by Robert Winder A history of celebrations by John Crace When England won two World Cups by Philip Barker Twenty years of the ECB by Simon Briggs Regina v Cairns by Jared Savage Retirement: if not now, when? by Mike Atherton Kumar Sangakkara retires by Paul Farbrace Deaths in cricket: more dangerous than we knew by Andy Bull Frank Tyson and Brian Close by John Woodcock Richie Benaud 1930–2015 The sound of silence by Gideon Haigh Accuracy, cunning and a glass of something white by John Woodcock Wisden’s writing competition winner, 2015 Part Two – The Wisden Review Cricket books in 2015 by Duncan Hamilton Cricket in the media, 2015 by Philip Collins Cricket and blogs, 2015 by Brian Carpenter Cricket and Twitter, 2015 by Nishant Joshi Cricket and Film, 2015 by Charles Barr Cricket and the Laws, 2015 by Fraser Stewart Cricketana in 2015 by Marcus Williams Cricket Equipment in 2015 by Tim Wigmore Cricket people by Ali Martin Retirements in 2015 Review by Steve James Shivnarine Chanderpaul retires by Tony Cozier Michael Clarke retires by Adam Collins Mitchell Johnson retires by Greg Baum Virender Sehwag retires by Tunku Varadarajan Cricket in the courts, 2015 Chronicle of 2015 One hundred and fifty years ago One hundred years ago Alan Marshal obituary – 100 years on Fifty years ago Obituaries Part Three – English International Cricket The England team in 2015 by George Dobell England players by Lawrence Booth Carlton Mid tri-series, 2014 – Review by Dean Wilson West Indies v England, 2014-15 Review by Mike Selvey First Test by Chris Stocks Second Test by Paul Newman Third Test by Gideon Brooks England v New Zealand, 2015 Review by Simon Wilde First Test by Steven Lynch Second Test by James Coyne England v Australia, 2015 Review by Jonathan Liew First Test by Hugh Chevallier Second Test by Geoff Lemon Third Test by Stephen Brenkley Fourth Test by Lawrence Booth Fifth Test by Mike Atherton Pakistan v England in the UAE, 2015-16 Review by John Etheridge First Test by Richard Hobson Second Test by Osman Samiuddin Third Test by Lawrence Booth South Africa v England, 2015-16 Review by Stephen Brenkley First Test by Telford Vice Second Test by Simon Wilde Third Test by Phil Walker Fourth Test by Neil Manthorp Part Four – English Domestic Cricket LV= County Championship in 2015 – Review by Alan Gardner NatWest T20 Blast in 2015 – Review by Neville Scott Royal London One-Day Cup in 2015 – Review by Vithushan Ehantharajah The counties in 2015 Derbyshire by Mark Eklid Durham by Tim Wellock Essex by Paul Hiscock Glamorgan by Edward Bevan Gloucestershire by Andy Stockhausen Hampshire by Pat Symes Kent by Mark Pennell Lancashire by Paul Edwards Leicestershire by Paul Jones Middlesex by Kevin Hand Northamptonshire by Andrew Radd Nottinghamshire by Jon Culley Somerset by Richard Latham Surrey by Richard Spiller Sussex by Bruce Talbot Warwickshire by Paul Bolton Worcestershire by John Curtis Yorkshire by David Warner European cricket in 2015 Ireland in the World Cup, 2014-15 by Tim Wigmore Ireland by Ian Callender Scotland by William Dick The Netherlands by David Hardy Part Five – Overseas Cricket World cricket in 2015 by Simon Wilde The first pink-ball Test by Daniel Brettig The World Cup 2014-15 Review by Gideon Haigh The Final by Steven Lynch Australia in 2015 by Daniel Brettig Bangladesh in 2015 by Utpal Shuvro India in 2015 by Dileep Premachandran New Zealand in 2015 by Andrew Alderson Pakistan in 2015 by Osman Samiuddin South Africa in 2015 by Colin Bryden Sri Lanka in 2015 by Sa’adi Thawfeeq West Indies in 2015 by Tony Cozier Zimbabwe in 2015 by Mehluli Sibanda Afghanistan in 2015 by Shahid Hashmi Hong Kong in 2015 by Alvin Sallay Papua New Guinea in 2015 by Tim Wigmore United Arab Emirates in 2015 by Paul Radley Nepal in 2015 by Ujjwal Acharya Oman in 2015 by Paul Bird Cricket Round the World in 2015 Part Six – Women’s Cricket World cricket in 2015 by Melinda Farrell The Leading Woman Cricketer in the World, 2015 Suzie Bates by Raf Nicholson The Women’s Ashes in 2015 – Review by Raf Nicholson Women’s Ashes Test match, 2015 Cricket in Europe in 2015 by Rod Lyall English domestic cricket in 2015

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