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

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Review

A soap opera we enjoy

Two books on Test Match Special highlight the show's humour and charm as well as its tendency to celebrate itself more than the game

11-Dec-2010•Michael Billington

The power of a silent plea

The story of a man who had the courage to stand up to a tyrant

04-Dec-2010•Dileep Premachandran

A ride through the shires

What happens when a group of people tour England's grounds on cycles? They drink, fight and eat way too much chocolate

27-Nov-2010•Richard Whitehead

All Hersch, zero subtlety

Gibbs' autobiography tells all - and leaves us with the impression that none of it is to be taken seriously

20-Nov-2010•Telford Vice

Here there be chortling

You'll lol, maybe even rofl, as you peruse this superbly illustrated parody cricket annual

07-Nov-2010•Andrew Miller

The lull after the storm

An entertaining glimpse into a unique summer in the aftermath of World War Two that will appeal to social historians as well as cricket lovers

31-Oct-2010•Martin Williamson

Preaching to the unconverted

God-fearer and man-baiter - this book shows both sides of Matthew Hayden, a man who mostly chose to behave whichever way suited him

23-Oct-2010•Peter English

Where in the world is Pradeep Mathew?

An ambitious, inventive, must-read new cricket novel from Sri Lanka

16-Oct-2010•Sidin Vadukut

A generous, sometimes sentimental, critic

An uncompromising historian's collected works bear witness to his affection for the game's virtues and his disgust for its vices

02-Oct-2010•Stephen Fay

An elegy for cricket as she was

This romantic tour through the 2009 English season is a must-read for those who love the game, and those who control it

18-Sep-2010•Alan Lee

Wisdens from 1930s, sans dog ears

Willows' high-quality reprints of old Almanacks are a salvation for genuine collectors

05-Sep-2010•Martin Williamson

The class of 1998

England's World Cup-winning U-19 players went on to have very different lives. Some of glory and Tests, others of loneliness and broken dreams

28-Aug-2010•Tanya Aldred

Bumble hits top gear

David Lloyd, English cricket's man of the people loses none of his wacko warmth in print

08-Aug-2010•Rob Smyth

Life of Cardus

One of its four forewords is written by Andrew Flintoff. That oddity apart, the book is exhaustive in covering the life and work of the man who changed cricket writing

01-Aug-2010•Steven Lynch

Honest but hazy

Amid all the statistical highlights, you get a look at the man behind the umpire, but it's a fuzzy image

25-Jul-2010•Suresh Menon

Too fast on the past

The story of Michael Holding's life as a West Indian quick and a TV commentator is related with typical honesty and vibrancy, but it could have been explored in greater detail

11-Jul-2010•David Tossell

A railway sleeper with a difference

The prospect of brandishing the sort of club that Captain Caveman might have used to seduce the Teen Angels was frankly too exciting for words

28-Jun-2010•Andrew Miller

Afghanistan's amazing adventure

Two years ago a team of documentary-makers began to follow a cricket team around on their quest to make it to the World Twenty20. Their labour of love is now ready to view

17-Jun-2010•Will Luke

A fresh voice to an ancient debate

Using the accounts of those who cherish the game, Smyth celebrates what makes cricket unique

13-Jun-2010•Sahil Dutta

Five-star brick

Grasping a year in cricket is becoming a thankless task but the Almanack's roving eye is as keen and intelligent as ever

01-May-2010•Michael Simkins

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