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Pataudi: Nawab of Cricket
May 12, 2013: Twenty-two essays delve into the legacy of one of Indian cricket's most significant figures
Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
A happy 150th to the big yellow brick
Apr 10, 2013: Another year, another Almanack. Only, this year's is rather a landmark
The Test of My Life
An inspiring story, simply told
Apr 6, 2013: The tale of how Yuvraj Singh beat cancer and came back to cricket is now the subject of a book that reveals the man behind the allrounder
The Art of Losing
Spotlight on South Africa's hoodoo
Mar 9, 2013: An attempt at examining why they bottle it in major tournaments
Brave New Pitch
A brave first draft of history
Mar 2, 2013: Cricket's turbulent last half-decade is chronicled here with an open-minded spirit of inquiry
The Bowling Was Superfine
Large-hearted, red-blooded, Caribbean
Feb 24, 2013: A capacious anthology that straddles genres and themes and contains a multitude of voices in an attempt to capture West Indian cricket
On Warne
Jan 26, 2013: Gideon Haigh trains his masterly eye on one of the most compelling cricketers of all time
Centurion
Of Tendulkar among other things
Jan 6, 2013: A genre-defying new book brings together sport, philosophy and fiction
Bent Arms and Dodgy Pitches
Behind the facade of England's fifties
Dec 29, 2012: A new book looks at the less-than-pleasant backdrop to England's dominance in the post-war years
The Wrong Line
A life on the cricket-writing treadmill
Dec 23, 2012: Andrew Ramsey's account of his days as a cricket journalist (and why he called it a day) is a fine book, but it ought to have gone further
Cricket books of 2012
Blagger, swagger, fanatical amateur
Dec 13, 2012: As Christmas approaches, we round up a selection of the great and good cricket books from 2012
The Sweetest Rose
Dec 8, 2012: Yorkshire cricket's turbulent and colourful story - Boycott and all - is faithfully told in this new book
Cricket on Everest
Nov 25, 2012: The story of the intrepid men who played cricket on the world's highest mountain for a good cause
Going Barmy
Oct 27, 2012: This book offers the story of England's much misunderstood band of travelling supporters from the inside
Micky Stewart and the Changing Face of Cricket
Oct 13, 2012: Stephen Chalke's book on Micky Stewart is neither a biography nor an autobiography, but it works because it tells fascinating stories about its very likeable subject
Howzat: Kerry Packer's War
World Series Cricket - no more an outcast
Sep 2, 2012: The dramatisation of the Packer affair is just as exciting as all the drama that unfolded 35 years ago
Australia Blues
Aug 5, 2012: An amusing travelogue where cricket is a sidelight, written by two fans who are insiders as well as outsiders
Third Man in Havana
Cricket tales from here and there
Jul 7, 2012: Tom Rodwell has been there, seen that and borne witness to the game's power to uplift
The Taliban Cricket Club
A different kind of Afghan story
Jun 16, 2012: Dread, romance and cricket come together in this novel set in the time of the Taliban
Steve James: The Plan
Inside England's success story
Jun 9, 2012: This account of the 13 years it took to become No. 1 - from Fletcher to Flower - is a must-read for fans of English cricket

ESPNcricinfo at 20: Could the world live without the site's favourite stats-spewing thingummybob? By Andy Zaltzman
Rob Steen: While players are pulled up for various deeds of misconduct, administrators get away
Switch Hit: Mark Butcher joins the team to preview the Champions Trophy semi-finals
'He was going to run all over you'
My XI: Allan Donald on the most intimidating bowlers he has seen. Right up there: Malcolm Marshall
Jon Hotten: It's hard to avoid the conclusion that there is a deep statistical conviction behind their current method
Why India have had success in this Champions Trophy
The unexpected conditions in England have favoured India's adventurous batting
Lots of rumour, but no hard evidence
The words of a former England captain turned commentator have sparked a controversy around the Champions Trophy hosts but, as yet, there is no hard evidence
Pakistan were cheered fanatically to three defeats and an embarrassing Champions Trophy exit
A contest that brings cricket alive
The game can often seem dreary, predictable and endless. Not when India and Pakistan play each other
Warner row shows how Root has bedded in
That he was out drinking with senior players and was targeted by David Warner's misfiring aim proves Joe Root is firmly a part of Team England
Why India have had success in this Champions Trophy (87)
The unexpected conditions in England have favoured India's adventurous batting
India prepare quietly ahead of big clash (78)
India look at ease as they train quietly and purposefully on the eve of their semi-final against Sri Lanka in Cardiff
The day the laughter died (70)
Pakistan were cheered fanatically to three defeats and an embarrassing Champions Trophy exit
Pakistan have always looked wistfully at the batting riches produced across the border
Batting trips up Pakistan again (48)
The Champions Trophy debacle was just another example of how frail Pakistan's batting has been over the last few years
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