The grand unveiling of the King Cricket’s Edge – a fortnightly newsletter
King Cricket’s Edge is a not-at-all serious fortnightly cricket email produced by Alex Bowden and Edward Craig and sponsored by Cricket 365.
The newsletter started out in life as The Wisden Cricketer Newsletter in 2009 and has since been The Cricketer Newsletter, Cricket Badger and Wisden Cricket Weekly.
Now, (drum roll please), we can reveal the all-new pristine roll out of it’s latest incarnation – King Cricket’s Edge.
The duo will bring you everything you need to know from the world of cricket in their own bombastic, humourous and irreverent style, as well as a few things you never knew you needed on top.
Things you can expect to find in King Cricket’s Edge:
- Quotes from famous cricketers presented completely out of context for supposedly comic effect
- “Unit Watch” where we monitor players’ now meaningless use of the word “unit”
- Sightings of Bob Willis on a train or sometimes at a station
- Some other things
You can sign up to the newsletter delivered fresh into your inbox every fortnight by following this link here.
Latest
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The tourists had slumped to 49 five in the 10th over.
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EnglandEngland lose ODI series as West Indies chase reduced target
Jos Buttler out first ball as top-order collapse leaves England with mountain to climb in Barbados.
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EnglandWest Indies loss ‘start of a new journey’ for England insists Jos Buttler
Captain believes Caribbean defeat will provide vital experience for team in post-World Cup reset.
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Women's CricketEngland beaten in final match of T20 series as India claim consolation victory
Skipper Heather Knight top-scored with 52.
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EnglandMatthew Mott: Change of format can rejuvenate Jos Buttler
Buttler’s World Cup hangover followed him to the Caribbean with two single-figure scores.
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EnglandLiam Livingstone praises England spinner Rehan Ahmed as ‘exceptional talent’
Ahmed has furthered his blossoming reputation against the West Indies by recording identical figures of 10-1-40-2 in two ODIs in Antigua.
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EnglandLittle bit of relief – Sam Curran and England bounce back in Antigua
Curran laid the groundwork for England’s six-wicket win.
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EnglandSam Curran and Jos Buttler return to form as England level series in Antigua
Chasing 203, Will Jacks put England into the ascendancy with a sparkling 73 off 72 balls.
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EnglandSam Curran finds form as England bowl out West Indies for 202
Curran took three big scalps days after enduring a tough time in the first ODI.
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EnglandAndrew Flintoff set to return to England’s backroom staff for Windies T20 series
Flintoff first linked up with the national side in an unpaid role for ODI series against New Zealand and Ireland before the World Cup.