Podcast
Middlesex Crusaders Stanford preview special
In a special edition of the SPIN Magazine podcast, editor Duncan Steer is joined by Matthew Pryor of The Times to preview Middlesex’s role in the Stanford Super Series. Featuring interviews with Neil Carter, Murali Kartik and Tyron Henderson.
Features
What musical instrument does England opener Alastair Cook play? Who is the worst dressed man in the England side? SPIN’s Sledger sits down with Cook to find out.
20 questions for Joe Denly
Kent opener Joe Denly reveals a passion for Westlife, and admits to fancying his chances as a background dancer in a boy band. Really.
Sledger vs Andre Nel and AB de Villiers
South Africa’s Andre Nel and AB de Villiers sit down with SPIN’s Sledger and reveal all. Well, almost all.
News
Andrew Symonds may make his return to the Australian side as soon as next week, after he was named in a 13-man squad for the first Test against New Zealand in Brisbane. Jason Krejza has also been included.
Graham Thorpe speaks exclusively to SPIN magazine about his newly-announced job as Surrey batting coach.
Stanford Superstars thrashed a ramshackle England side by ten wickets to take the richest prize in the history of team sport.
Give Stanford a chance. Really.
The reaction to the obvious problems of the Stanford Super Series has been unnecessarily hysterical, says SPIN editor Duncan Steer.
Opinion
Stanford: pretty traditional after allEngland’s batting collapse at Stanford showed that Twenty20 and big money do not quite spell the end of every hallowed cricket tradition
Give Stanford a chance. Really.
The reaction to the obvious problems of the Stanford Super Series has been unnecessarily hysterical, says SPIN editor Duncan Steer.
Middlesex: can do better
Middlesex’s deviation from their winning T20 formula robbed them of a famous victory over England, says SPIN editor Duncan Steer
The Bunyip is back! The Third Umpire’s Aussie ‘pal’ recounts the big, and not-so-big, news stories from the last week or so in international cricket.





