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Left-arm wrist spinners in cricket, part 5: Johnny Wardle

Johnny Wardle, a left-arm finger-spinner, took to bowling Chinaman and found reasonable success on Australian pitches.

Chinaman bowling, Kuldeep Yadav and half-baked articles

The guise of decoding the cause of failure of the English batsmen, the article just quotes a few known facts, ignores some very relevant ones, and claims that the cause-effect relationship is irrevocably established. This is a major problem with analysis carried out by time-constrained journalists.

Johnny Wardle-Fred Trueman sledge exchange

What a bloody stroke, said Johnny Wardle. It was only inevitable that Fred Trueman would lash back.

An XI of left-handers: all is right with these men

This is an XI based on the men who batted *and* bowled left-handed and had played Test cricket.

The W s: The stellar trinity and more

Composing one from the cricketers with their last names starting with W, CricketCountry Historian Arunabha Sengupta wades knee deep in a pool of extraordinary talent.

Left-arm wrist spinners in cricket, part 5: Johnny Wardle

Johnny Wardle, a left-arm finger-spinner, took to bowling Chinaman and found reasonable success on Australian pitches.

Chinaman bowling, Kuldeep Yadav and half-baked articles

Johnny Wardle-Fred Trueman sledge exchange

What a bloody stroke, said Johnny Wardle. It was only inevitable that Fred Trueman would lash back.

An XI of left-handers: all is right with these men

This is an XI based on the men who batted *and* bowled left-handed and had played Test cricket.

The W s: The stellar trinity and more

Composing one from the cricketers with their last names starting with W, CricketCountry Historian Arunabha Sengupta wades knee deep in a pool of extraordinary talent.

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Left-arm wrist spinners in cricket, part 5: Johnny Wardle

Johnny Wardle, a left-arm finger-spinner, took to bowling Chinaman and found reasonable success on Australian pitches.

Chinaman bowling, Kuldeep Yadav and half-baked articles

Johnny Wardle-Fred Trueman sledge exchange

What a bloody stroke, said Johnny Wardle. It was only inevitable that Fred Trueman would lash back.

An XI of left-handers: all is right with these men

This is an XI based on the men who batted *and* bowled left-handed and had played Test cricket.

The W s: The stellar trinity and more

Composing one from the cricketers with their last names starting with W, CricketCountry Historian Arunabha Sengupta wades knee deep in a pool of extraordinary talent.

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