Tim Wigmore

Thrilled to see Test Cricket named as sports book of the year in @thetimes today

@oxfordlitfest @QuercusBooks You can get tickets here - oxfordliteraryfestival.org/literature-eve…

Chatting at @oxfordlitfest on Saturday at 6pm about Test cricket's history and future

Being released from the county game is tough. The months afterwards - working out who you are and what comes next, losing your identity, accepting your fate - are often tougher. A piece following some of the players currently navigating those challenges: thecricketer.com/Topics/premium…

Two phone calls, lasting a minute each. Liam Livingstone says that is the sum total of his contact with England's management since his most recent international appearance 12 months ago. Interview @ESPNcricinfo espncricinfo.com/story/liam-liv…

Great piece on an incredible talent

@pratyush93_raj Lack of concurrent matches has nothing to do with India Pakistan situation at all though. You could still play the last round of super 8 games simultaneously regardless

@timwig It happened during CT 2025 as well Tim. This is unfortunate, but maybe that’s the only way going forward as I can’t see this India and Pakistan situation is improving in a foreseeable future. Sad, but reality.

Now this is getting boring @timwig

@ankitshah1091 Not really? Multiple things can be true

@timwig Nice twist... Tim..

India: the first back-to-back T20 World Cup champions, and the greatest side in T20 international history. This week, India hit 508 runs in 40 overs of knockout cricket. Like many great teams, India are redefining our understanding of what is possible. telegraph.co.uk/cricket/2026/0…

A recent piece on a similar theme (the piece can't really be captured by the headline) telegraph.co.uk/cricket/2026/0…

“For too long in Indian cricket we’ve spoken about milestones... Stop celebrating milestones, celebrate trophies.” Interesting words from Gautam Gambhir, speaking to the cultural shift in Indian batting

25-0 off two overs and New Zealand are *behind* the required rate.

@pratyush93_raj do you think the lack of concurrent matches or the preseeding are fair? it felt like such a big advantage for Pakistan, although they couldn't take it

@timwig Yes, I have read it. I know reporters don’t give the headlines. Good for clicks.

@don_leo06 @pratyush93_raj the nuances in the piece might surprise you

@timwig @pratyush93_raj Headlines enough to tell why should i or any indian should avoid reading such articles to waste their time . @timwig

Six wides within the first five overs: uncharactersitically sloppy from New Zealand

Poor Cole McConchie: grabs two wickets in his first over in the semi-final, is taken out of the attack and is then dropped for the final. India would have been planning for him, so an interesting move from New Zealand to bring in Jacob Duffy as an extra seamer

Feels like the T20 World Cup will come to seem a very significant month in the career of Harry Brook, who recovered impressively from the Wellington affair and is moulding a new England white-ball side. telegraph.co.uk/cricket/2026/0…

@averma12 @Pranay_Y2001 did you read the article or just the headline?

@Pranay_Y2001 Is Tim Wigmore alright. Like no one wh***s out like this for clicks

Pathetic, no other words for it.

📚 Cricket’s best writing recognised. Marylebone Cricket Club and The Cricket Society have unveiled the 2026 Book of the Year shortlist, with the winner set to be announced at Lord's Cricket Ground on April 7. Six titles covering Ashes history, England captaincy and Test cricket make the final list. 🔗 Full story: cricexec.com/mcc-and-cricke… @MCCOfficial @CricketSociety @DavLawJones @deanbwilson @FairfieldBooks_ @RWhitehead61 @timwig @swildecricket #CricketBooks #CricketHistory #cricexec