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Review

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

The many facets of Bedi

Suresh Menon's biography does justice to most aspects of one of cricket's more legendary larger-than-life characters

16-Oct-2011•Dileep Premachandran

Shoaib sells the drama

The furores artfully drummed up to hawk this book might obscure that it's a cracking read. More's the pity

08-Oct-2011•Saad Shafqat

Argus it ain't

A review of the last Ashes by a fan (and a sort of expert)

10-Sep-2011•Sahil Dutta

The last of his kind

The warm and engaging life story of a man who accomplished the rare feat of playing cricket and football for England

21-Aug-2011•Martin Williamson

Nuts, bolts and spin

Amol Rajan's history of spin bowling is often refreshingly procedural

23-Jul-2011•Sahil Dutta

Wallowing in affordable nostalgia

Willows' high-quality reprints of old Almanacks continue to allow the ordinary enthusiast to visit the past

17-Jul-2011•Martin Williamson

Spotty jottings

This behind-the-scenes look at the 2011 World Cup is interesting, and has a good background score, but lacks a narrative

09-Jul-2011•Sharda Ugra

Understanding the biz

There has been far too little analysis of the economics of the game in India, its financial nerve centre. This book makes a start

02-Jul-2011•Ashok Malik

The Afghanistan fairytale, now in print

Tim Albone's acclaimed documentary told the tale of how a war-torn country became an inspiration for all aspiring cricket nations. Now you can read about it

25-Jun-2011•Sahil Dutta

Here's junior

An 11-year-old member of the book's target audience reviews Wisden's second edition for young fans

28-May-2011•Alex Brinton

The story of a dynasty

An acclaimed new documentary on the West Indies teams of the 70s and 80s goes beyond charting their on-field dominance

21-May-2011•Liam Brickhill

Linking cricket's present to its past

Seventeen essays that make the familiar unfamiliar and vice-versa

15-May-2011•Suresh Menon

Fake diaries, real good fun

Devour in one go or relish in the bathroom: the new one from Tyers and Beach is compelling either way

07-May-2011•Andrew Miller

A mixed bag of tributes

There isn't much new that you can write about a man who gives up so little about himself

01-May-2011•Ashok Malik

Revealing, damning and compelling

Malcolm Speed's memoir of his time in cricket is an unbiased and relevant eye-opener about what goes on behind the scenes in cricket

23-Apr-2011•Sharda Ugra

Quick on the draw

Publishers may be keen to get their Ashes books out as fast as possible. Is that a bad thing? Not if the writer is Gideon Haigh

09-Apr-2011•Steve James

When might isn't right

The power the BCCI wields is harming the game more than it is benefitting it. The essays in this book can't be ignored

06-Mar-2011•Kamran Abbasi

Addiction to intensity

Justin Langer may have oozed security as an Australian opener but off the pitch it was a different story

27-Feb-2011•Tanya Aldred

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