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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Rob Key, the England men’s team managing director, on the future of the Test side, Jimmy Anderson and playing the long game with Jofra Archer
Evin Lewis and Shai Hope put England to the sword as West Indies win by five wickets after chasing down 218-5 with six balls to spare, taking series score to 3-1
By: Simon Wilde
Unbeaten Yashasvi Jaiswal and RL Rahul put on highest stand by a visiting pair of opening batsmen to Australia since England’s Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook
After being undone by slow bowlers on turning tracks in Pakistan, Ben Stokes’s team face an altogether different test against buoyant Kiwis. But are they ready?
MCC members are concerned about London Spirit’s selection process should Lord’s team fall into IPL hands, given there is only one Pakistani who plays for an Indian franchise in global tournaments
Ben Stokes has found a diamond in pace bowler, who is carving out role for himself of banging it in hard and targeting ribs (and he’s mastered reverse-swing)
Batsman was embroiled in war of words with Mohammed Siraj after losing his wicket, with India ending day two on 128-5 in second innings, 29 runs behind hosts’ opening 337
While Ashes rivals struggle to bed in long-term replacements for established stars, Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum have unearthed and blooded new talent
England Test captain Ben Stokes puts injury troubles behind him by bowling most overs in any innings since 2022 in encouraging display of intent before Ashes
Josh Tongue dismissed Australia’s star batsman twice in his only Ashes Test in 2023. Now after an injury nightmare, he’s heading down under with Andrew Flintoff’s Lions next month
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