Review

A new book reveals that the history of the revered ground contains plenty of prejudice and politicking

A look back to 50 years ago, and the protests against South Africa's tour of England

Vasoo Paranjape was a one-man operation of scouting, captaincy and coaching, whose influence spans cricket generations

The ICC's documentary on the 2020 women's T20 World Cup goes for glory, but leaves out some of the story

A new book sheds light on the lives of the 20 cricketers and the aftermath of their historic decision to play for apartheid pay

The story of Fairfield Books, the cricket publishing house that was Stephen Chalke's labour of love

A new book explores how the format has influenced the sport and the lives of those who play it

The seventh edition of the Wisden India Almanack turns the spotlight on the big issues, and more besides

Vic Marks' gentleness belies the incisiveness of his observations on the game. His autobiography is an inside look at the fiery Somerset dressing room of the late '70s, and more besides

The former Zimbabwe captain writes about his eventful life in the game, and in a country marred by strife of all kinds

History, geography, princes and politics meet in Prashant Kidambi's book on the first Indian team's tour to Britain

A new novel looks at nefarious doings in the women's game in Pakistan

A new film about the No. 1 Test side of the early 2010s looks at what pressure does to a team

There's much wisdom and insight in this book by Paddy Upton, the former India mental conditioning coach, even if it occasionally overreaches

He was instrumental in the formation of the PCA, and did much else for cricket and cricketers besides, in a life lived well

Game Changer is a madcap, chaotic and often fact-free ride through the mind of Pakistan's most enigmatic allrounder

It covers Sandpapergate, The Hundred, cricket's role in environmental degradation, but does it pay enough obeisance to Virat Kohli?

Two books approach the Newlands scandal and Australian cricket's darkest hours in different but equally damning ways

Laxman's autobiography does not - among other things - shy from revealing the agonies he went through off the field

Tributes, trials and a passion for pigeons - it's all happening in this book on one of cricket's most iconic voices