Editing Test Match Special (section)

===Scorers===
The ''TMS'' team also includes a [[scorer]]. The first was [[Arthur Wrigley]], followed in 1966 by [[Bill Frindall]] (affectionately known as "the Bearded Wonder") whose final Test was England's drawn second Test with India in December 2008. Jo King was used as scorer for overseas tours after Frindall stopped travelling. When Jo was unavailable for the 2006/07 Commonwealth Banks Series finals in Australia, [[Michael Robinson (cricketer)|Michael Robinson]] replaced her for the first final at the [[MCG]]. [[Malcolm Ashton]] (affectionately known as "Ashtray") became TMS scorer following Frindall's death in 2009.<ref>[https://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/tms/2009/04/ashton_joins_tms_team.shtml BBC Sport Online], ''Ashton joins TMS team'' (consulted 18 May 2009).</ref> South African [[Andrew Samson]] was the scorer on overseas tours from the Ashes tour of 2010/11, and took over from [[Malcolm Ashton]] in 2014, for the home series against Sri Lanka and India. [[Andy Zaltzman]] became the scorer on the Sri Lankan tour of England in 2016.<ref>[https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/8159286/The-Ashes-2010-Sky-Sports-v-Test-Match-Special.html], "The Ashes 2010: Sky Sports v Test Match Special" (consulted 8 December 2012).</ref> Having been the scorer on numerous England women's matches, Phil Long made his debut on the programme at the start of the [[2019 Cricket World Cup]] where he and Zaltzman were the scorers. 

* [[Arthur Wrigley]] (1934–1966)
* [[Bill Frindall]] ("The Bearded Wonder" or "Bearders") (1966–2008)
* Jo King
* [[Michael Robinson (cricketer)|Michael Robinson]]
* [[Malcolm Ashton]] ("Ashtray") (2009–2014)
* [[Andrew Samson]] (2010–2019)
* [[Andy Zaltzman]] (2016 to date)
* Phil Long (2019 to date)