The Cricketer is the world's best-selling and oldest cricket magazine. Founded in 1921, our award-winning journalism has been at the heart of the sport for more than a century.
Each month, The Cricketer’s comprehensive coverage shines a light all levels of the game - from international and county cricket to club, village and school competitions – better than anyone else.
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In every issue you’ll find a host of the finest writers and brightest minds in cricket, including ex-England captains Nasser Hussain and David Gower, as well as the likes of Mike Selvey, Vic Marks, Tanya Aldred and Gideon Haigh – not to mention the sharpest takes from our very own chief correspondent George Dobell.
That’s on top of features and analysis from a host of excellent guest contributors, quizzes, book reviews, obituaries, match reports and statistics.
Journalism’s best and most exhaustive package of county cricket coverage. All 18 counties featured every month: including diary, player interviews, match reports and deep dives on the counties
As well as some of cricket's most vibrant voices like Barney Ronay, Tanya Aldred and our very own George Dobell, The Cricketer is now the exclusive forum for the thoughts of Mike Selvey
From hard-hitting opinion on the state of the current game to speculation on its future and stories from its past, you'll find a feast of features from a range of writers
Find in-depth reports and player ratings from international cricket's biggest matches and tournaments, together with the up-to-date player statistics and world rankings in all formats
Each month a celebrity outside the world of cricket tells us why they love the sport; Facing Up is a straight Q&A interview; while My Favourite Cricketer does exactly what it says on the tin
Our pages are a who’s who of the game's greatest names and voices. Think the likes of David Gower, Mike Brearley, Vic Marks, Derek Pringle, Tim Wigmore, Jarrod Kimber, Mark Baldwin and more
What have you always wanted to ask a former England Test captain? Now's your chance to ask Nasser Hussain your burning questions on cricket past, present and future
One of the world’s best contemporary cricket writers Gideon Haigh celebrates the visual imagery of our great game, talking us through various favourite photos from the sport's past
No issue of The Cricketer would be complete without a selection of your letters, book reviews, obituaries, quizzes and crosswords. Plus, news from the global, club and village game
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