Simon Wilde is a journalist and writer who focuses on national sports coverage in the United Kingdom. He writes for The Times and has also been featured in CODE. Simon's articles cover a range of sports, including cricket, golf, and other popular sporting events, providing insightful analysis and commentary on the games and the players involved.
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Simon Wilde, with a focus on sports and cricket in particular, seems open to covering live events and evolving stories related to the sport. Thus, he would likely be responsive to pitches offering exclusive insights or access to players and coaches during ongoing tournaments or significant matches.
Given his national focus on the United Kingdom, he may be particularly interested in stories that involve English cricket players or teams. Pitches that offer unique perspectives on England's performance, strategies for improvement after disappointing results like World Cup flops, or profiles of rising talents could gain traction.
Additionally, considering his coverage themes and topics covered about India's role in global cricket domination suggest an interest in cross-country rivalries between India and England as well as individual player performances from both nations.
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England batsman discusses his superb start to his Test career, improving his fielding by getting fitter, and becoming a captain in the Hundred
By: Simon Wilde, Alex Farber
The former England cricket captain says his recovery from serious injuries sustained in December 2022 has been harder than he thought it would be
Helping to write the autobiography of the former England batsman took me into the mind of an exceptional sportsman, deep cricket thinker and troubled soul – the game will miss him
Ollie Robinson averages 22 yet faces missing out on a central contract – those close to him say he must prove his desire to get fitter and regain England shirt
Emirates Old Trafford (fourth day of five): England beat Sri Lanka by five wickets as former captain calms nerves after nervy chase of 205
With other specialist batsmen such as Keaton Jennings available, Bazball’s penchant of pushing square pegs into round holes is failing to work with Dan Lawrence
After five early wickets England’s spinners failed to make late inroads on gloomy evening at the Oval, with fine stand from Sri Lanka captain Dhananjaya de Silva and Kamindu Mendis
Club to explore creating state-of-the-art venue that could enable visitors to face great bowlers, with the project funded by proceeds from private investment into Hundred
Matches against Australia and India remain hugely popular in England, but this summer’s lowest crowd figures in 14 years show how support is declining against other nations
Miles Hammond and Cameron Bancroft hit fifties as Somerset are hammered by eight wickets, with their West Country rivals lifting their first trophy since 2015
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