Raw Pace
How Sonny Baker is building an international future
Issue 40
Released: 22nd October 2026
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How Sonny Baker is building an international future
Raw Pace
After a whirlwind season, Hampshire‘s fast-bowling prodigy reflects on quick spells, a Test debut and winning the Toyota PCA Men’s Young Player of the Year award.
Hollioake takes BtB on a Kia Oval tour
Smokie Sees the Sights
Surrey legend Adam Hollioake turns tour guide as Beyond the Boundaries sees just how ingrained his legacy is at Surrey CCC
Member Stories
Ryana MacDonald-Gay on navigating setbacks
Building Myself Back Up
The England seamer discusses battling her spinal injury, finishing a Sports Psychology degree and aiming to get the three lions back on her chest.
Phil DeFreitas on his cricketing journey
Dominica to Lord’s
At the PCA’s ‘Cricket Meets Rugby’ event during Black History Month, the former England all-rounder discussed what advice he gives to the next generation of talent.
PCA Summit
Hear from your repsProgressive discussions between PCA reps and ECB in Portugal
View StoryMVP In Focus
Bamber on bowling Warwickshire to victory
The Bear Essentials
Ethan Bamber talks with teammate Olly Hannon-Dalby on capping off his incredible season with the PCA September Player of the Month award
The No-Brainer
Empowering players to study thanks to LucidicaHow an iPad, a PCA Partner and a subscription has helped Stuart van der Merwe bridge a 140-mile gap and continue his university degree after signing his first professional contract.
View StoryOn Debut
England Vs Pakistan, June 2018
Sam Curran’s Debut
Sam Curran takes us back eight years to when he made his Test debut against Pakistan aged just 19.
October 2026
Member Offer
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Each month, we shine a spotlight on one of our fantastic Member Offers. This month, it’s Toyota taking centre stage, giving PCA members access to exclusive offers from one of the world’s leading automotive brands.
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