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Bill Frindall, or Bearders, is well known to cricket fans from Test Match Special. Bearders took over the scoring for Test Match Special in June 1966, at the First Test against West Indies at Old Trafford. He was nicknamed the Bearded Wonder by Brian Johnston because of his encyclopedic knowledge of cricket scores and statistics.

In The Little Wonder, Robert Winder traces the central role the game has played in national life for so long. The book's 150th anniversary in 2013 is the ideal time to tell the extraordinary story of Wisden's - and cricket's - journey from Victorian times to the modern world. New every year, it feels as though it has been with us for ever.

Welcome to Wicket Wonders, your ultimate destination for all things cricket, where every episode is a delightful blend of insightful analysis, captivating stories, and endless fun! Join us as we delve deep into the world of international cricket, dissecting the thrilling matches, celebrating the incredible talent, and uncovering the untold stories behind the game.But that's not all – we're also your go-to source for everything related to cricket's growth in the USA. Drawing from our firsthand experiences on the field and our passion for nurturing the sport's expansion in this exciting market...

The history of cricket is full of great players, great teams, great matches, great series and great seasons and those stories have been told countless times. But what about the tales of players who did not scale the heights of the legends of the game, players who scaled their own personal Everest by being picked for Test cricket, only to never be selected again? That is the subject of One Test Wonders, a cricketing podcast that features episodes with players who played just one Test.