Edited sentence: Born out of the merger of the UK's two major cricket magazines, the first edition of The Wisden Cricketer appeared in October 2003.Edited by John Stern, it blends the traditional strengths of The Cricketer, with its coverage of grassroots cricket as well as the international and county scene, with the lively comment and design of Wisden Cricket Monthly.Every international match that has ever been played has been reported in the Almanack, and Wisden has led the way in commenting fearlessly on all the issues the game has faced, from Victorian chuckers to modern match-fixers.His name has long since become a byword not merely for accuracy, but also authority, integrity, independence and sheer love of cricket.John Wisden was a small but accurate fast bowler in the 19th century who launched a small and famously accurate book: the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack.Meanwhile the news coverage continues - with comment where appropriate - and a dedicated editorial team provides exclusive live match bulletins and incisive verdicts on the play in the big games.Nasser Hussain, the former England captain, is one of the new magazine's associate editors, along with Sambit Bal, Scyld Berry, Patrick Eagar, Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Vic Marks, Peter Roebuck and Simon Wilde.Regular contributors include Sanjay Manjrekar, Barry Richards and Harsha Bhogle.The editor of Cricinfo is Sambit Bal.The first issue of Wisden Asia Cricket, a full-colour magazine produced and published in India, appeared in December 2001.The latest incarnation of the Cricinfo site, combines the breadth of CricInfo - live scores from almost every cricket match of any consequence, and news from all corners of the globe - with the depth of the Wisden archive, and trenchant comment.The magazine, edited by Sambit Bal, follows the successful Wisden mix of thoughtful articles and punchy comment, as well as including all the news, scores and the best of the month's photographs.Users will be able to put historical Test scores in context by reading the accompanying contemporary Wisden Almanack match report online