Welcome To All Out Cricket Issue No.26
In issue 26 of All Out Cricket magazine, we look forward to the Ashes with a fantastic feature on Australian spin king Shane Warne, including an exclusive interview with the man himself, to find out what makes this legend tick. Elsewhere we chat to Viv Richards and Richie Richardson, two of the most talented batsmen the West Indies have ever produced. We also showcase the All Out Cricket Awards for 2006, presenting, amongst others, Best Team, Best Batsman, Best Bowler and Best Hair! Then there are the ten most underrated county cricketers.
Shane Warne
“Maybe I could play another two or three years and play one more Ashes series in England, like Richie (Benaud) wants me to.” Those words from Warne are enough to strike fear and intrigue through the hearts of players worldwide, but did he really mean it? And just how do you bat against this man? We asked international cricketers around the globe and deliver some fascinating insight into taking Warne on, in the middle.
Viv Richard’s & Richie Richardson
'We need archives, to show a lot of old videos; the young people need to rub shoulders with icons and legends! Show them legends!' That’s Richie Richardson’s impassioned thoughts on what the Caribbean needs to put cricket back onto the streets. Does Viv agree with him?
Most Underrated County Cricketers
‘His first-class record is excellent, but it is the way he grabs these runs that marks him out as something special’ (Lancashire’s Mal Loye).
‘In the whirligig atmosphere of the modern game, we rather like a touch of old-world class in our cricketers’ (Lancashire’s Gary Keedy).
‘The archetypal unsung stalwart in a team of big names’ (Surrey’s Jonathon Batty).
Who else made the cut in this unique feature, from Test cricket’s much maligned breeding ground?
And There’s More…
This end of season special is crammed with much, much more plus all the usual irreverent chat and players diaries that take you inside the game.
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