What's in the latest issue of Wisden Asia Cricket

It's England v Australia again. Only this time England actually have a chance, or so the form sheet says. Our special Ashes cover story package features:

-- Gideon Haigh on how Australia have been psyching their opposition out for over a century now.

-- Matthew Engel on the 1985 series - the last time England won the Ashes at home.

-- Former New Zealand opener Mark Richardson on the art of Glenn McGrath

-- Lawrence Booth on the psychological turning points that swung the last eight series Australia's way

Peter English on the art of Damien Martyn, Australia's comeback kid par excellence

Bradman's goodbye: Neil Harvey, Arthur Morris and Alec Bedser look back at The Oval, 1948

It's not just about being able to hit a ball or bowl it - it's about being able to focus, travel well, and deal with all kinds of pressure. Greg Chappell talks to Dileep Premachandran about what it takes to excel at top-flight cricket.

Black diamond

Telford Vice meets Makhaya Ntini

The withering league

Nagraj Gollapudi charts the rise and fall of Kanga cricket in Mumbai

Mukul Kesavan on how the one-day version revolutionised Test cricket

Bevan Congdon in the Gleanings interview

My Favourite Cricketer: Lawrence Booth on Allan Lamb

Are cricketers ignoring the basics? Sanjay Manjrekar fears they might be.

Obituaries: Mushtaq Ali, Fazal Mahmood

Time Out with Kumar Sangakkara

Suresh Menon on women cricket writers