Matches (15)

CPL (2)

Men's Hundred (2)

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One-Day Cup (8)

WCL 2 (1)

GAW

(19.3/20 ov) 199/6

SLK

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NSC-M

139/8

MO-M

(84/100 balls, T:140) 140/3

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Review

A man for troubled times

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

14-Oct-2012•Paul Edwards

World Series Cricket - no more an outcast

The dramatisation of the Packer affair is just as exciting as all the drama that unfolded 35 years ago

02-Sep-2012•Brydon Coverdale

A Scottish gaze at the Ashes

An amusing travelogue where cricket is a sidelight, written by two fans who are insiders as well as outsiders

04-Aug-2012•Alex Bowden

Cricket tales from here and there

Tom Rodwell has been there, seen that and borne witness to the game's power to uplift

07-Jul-2012•Rob Steen

A different kind of Afghan story

Dread, romance and cricket come together in this novel set in the time of the Taliban

16-Jun-2012•Sharda Ugra

Inside England's success story

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

09-Jun-2012•Sam Collins

Chappell the Indian

The former India coach's flaw was not that he was too Australian, as this book reveals

05-May-2012•Suresh Menon

The covers are off CMJ

The doyen of English cricket writing reveals more of himself in his memoirs than might have been expected

14-Apr-2012•Ivo Tennant

'India, your sport needs you'

Wisden has a new editor and Lawrence Booth has set the tone with an Almanack that thunders out

11-Apr-2012•Duncan Hamilton

The real men of Yorkshire

A new survey of seven northern England cricketers is also an exploration of British culture, history and manners in the 20th and 21st centuries

07-Apr-2012•Les Smith

A brave but incomplete story

Lisa Sthalekar tackles the difficult topic of depression with maturity and candour in her autobiography, but fails to use the same rigour when discussing the rest of her career

01-Apr-2012•Tariq Engineer

How a cricket hero went political

What influence did the game have on where Imran Khan is today? A new book attempts to tell all

28-Jan-2012•Sharda Ugra

Cape crusaders

Pathbreaking figures from over a century of Western Province cricket fill the pages of a vital new reference work

22-Jan-2012•Firdose Moonda

A lad's brags and gags

Graeme Swann's autobiography has plenty of jolly japes but not too much else besides

15-Jan-2012•Sahil Dutta

No fence-sitting, no editing

Jaywant Lele's book about his life and times at the BCCI has some telling anecdotes. Too bad it's so poorly written

08-Jan-2012•Dileep Premachandran

The 77-year itch

Lancashire ended their long wait for the County Championship in September. Two journalists who watched every ball tell how it was done

18-Dec-2011•Alex Winter

Behind the Rajasthan fairy tale

Aakash Chopra tells the story of the 2010-11 Ranji champions with insight, warmth and attention to detail

11-Dec-2011•Suresh Menon

The journey that made Oz

A collection of essays and photographs that brings new perspectives to bear on the country's cricket

20-Nov-2011•Chole Saltau

Fiery, contradictory, all-too-human Fred

Trueman's latest biographer does a better job of fleshing out his subject than his more illustrious predecessors - perhaps because he didn't know him as well

12-Nov-2011•Rob Steen

What Watson learnt

The Australia allrounder's account of how he overcame injury to become integral to his side gives you the story, but the telling is not spectacular

23-Oct-2011•Daniel Brettig

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