Cricket Life Magazine - Issue #3

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Welcome to the 3rd edition of Cricket Life Magazine.It’s great to see Test cricket alive and well. After a slow start in Brisbane, the Kiwi’s showed typical grit in Perth and Adelaide.Day/Night Test cricket announced itself on the world stage in Adelaide, with a thrilling 3 wicket win to Australia and it looks like the format is here to stay.The new look Australian Cricket Team under the guidance of Steve Smith, confirmed that are a very good cricket team and tough to beat in Australia. With world-class players David Warner and Steve Smith and the emerging Mitchell Starc, the future looks very bright for the Australian Test team.Congratulations to Mitchell Johnson on a wonderful Test career. (See Matt Nicholson’s article on page 30). Mitchell was one of those very special players who could single-handedly turn the shape and the direction of a Test match. He will leave Test cricket as one of Australia great fast bowlers.I’m looking forward to a summer filled with great cricket. The West Indies arrive for a Test series; we have the hugely popular and exciting Big Bash League and the inaugural Women’s Big Bash League to look forward to. It should be great!Once again we have contributions from some of the game’s best past and present players including Justin Langer. Stephen O’Keefe, Michael Clarke, Chris Lynn, Alyssa Healy, Chris Hartley, Bruce Edgar, Sarah Taylor and Tim Ludeman.Remember that Cricket Life Magazine is available in Newsagents Australia wide and you can subscribe at www.cricketlifemagazine.com for delivery straight to your door.I hope you enjoy this issue and welcome any feedback you may have.Mark Atkinson Editor

Cricket Life Magazine Description:

A unique magazine about all things cricket, with regular contributions from some of the world’s most outstanding past and present players. Our contributors include Michael Clarke, Justin Langer, MS Dhoni, Chris Gayle, Brad Haddin, Stephen O'Keefe, Alyssa Healy, Bruce Edgar (NZ), Eoin Morgan, Chris Hartley, Jason Krejza, Ed Cowan, Joe Burns, Mitchell Johnson and Trent Copeland, maintaining our commitment to our readers as "The Players' Voice".