All Out Cricket Magazine

All Out Cricket is the players’ choice when it comes to finding out what’s going on in the game.

Packed with exclusive interviews, regular columns with the pros and riveting features, AOC’s greatest accolade is that it’s passed around dressing rooms from the Rose Bowl to the Riverside.

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This month in AOC…

As befits a month of upheaval and change at the top of our game, AOC48 brings you a whole lot of the future and a healthy dollop of the past.

So Michael Vaughan has gone, leaving behind a peerless record, and Mr Kevin Pietersen is new head boy. In this issue Vaughan’s career is told through the images that defined the career, whereas the Pietersen story is given the graphic novel treatment; somehow it seemed appropriate.

The KP ‘experiment’ is the central part of our section dedicated to what cricket may look like over the next few years. Contained within it is a revealing interview with a young English dasher for whom great things are expected; we also speak to one of the world’s finest young fast bowlers (and his brother), all the while attempting to make some sense of the game’s latest midlife crisis in our potted guide to the state of cricket today.

Elsewhere we’ve got a cracking top ten cricketing dynasties, a frank review of the South Africa Test series, an appreciation of Sri Lanka’s latest slow bowling genius, Alec Stewart’s brilliant career, an extract from the late Bob Woolmer’s recently published cricket opus, the usual hit and miss gags and uneven prizes, comment from the great and the good, a bit of Ramps, a lot of Graeme Swann, and of course, our infamously flummoxing crossword. There’s nothing we won’t do.

Enjoy…

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