Matches (22)

ILT20 (1)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (19)

Sri Lanka Women tour of India (1)

HKPL 2-Day (1)

134/8

(17/20 ov, T:135) 109/3

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Schedule Table Series

298/8

DELHI

(37.4/50 ov, T:299) 300/6

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Schedule Table Series

Review

What does fear have to do with form?

Master cricket thinker Mike Brearley has written a hugely helpful book

17-Mar-2018•Paul Edwards

The original, forgotten hitman

Albert Trott is best remembered for his six that cleared the Lord's pavilion, but there was a lot more to him, as a new biography reveals

27-Jan-2018•Alan Gardner

The man who battled alone

Mike Procter talks about Monkeygate and his career either side of it in his new autobiography

16-Dec-2017•Firdose Moonda

Shows, tells and makes you feel

Christian Ryan's book about Patrick Eagar's photographs celebrates the experience of watching the game

10-Dec-2017•Paul Edwards

Harmy's monsters

A new autobiography tells of the self-doubt and fears that beset the man probably best known for his wayward Ashes-opening delivery 11 years ago

25-Nov-2017•Alan Gardner

The story of Jonny and Bluey and of love and letting go

Jonny Bairstow's book is nothing like the modern player autobiography

05-Nov-2017•David Hopps

An outsider's inside view of Sri Lankan cricket

The memoirs of a fan who has seen the excellence and the excesses of the country's cricket

29-Oct-2017•Andrew Fidel Fernando

The most badass skipper ever

Ian Chappell was a man to be reckoned with, as South Australia's administration found out during the 1975-76 Sheffield season. A new book has the story

14-Oct-2017•Greg Growden

A colossus named Connie

Learie Constantine's influence on life and cricket in the West Indies and in his adopted home, England, went far beyond his deeds on the field

09-Sep-2017•Alan Gardner

The offie who coped

Former Yorkshire and England offspinner Geoff Cope's biography is a good-natured, insightful look back at the career of a man who was no stranger to adversity

26-Aug-2017•David Hopps

Aye aye captain

Some familiar quibbles and feature deficiencies aside, Cricket Captain remains cricket's foremost management and simulation game

16-Jul-2017•Srinath Sripath

The game that didn't end

At Kingsmead in 1939, with war looming over Europe, England and South Africa kept playing and playing and playing

09-Jul-2017•Alan Gardner

A stern eye on South Africa's past

A new history of the country's cricket in recent years is unsparing in its portrayal of a divided society

06-May-2017•Firdose Moonda

A glocal celebration of the game

This year's Wisden Cricketer's Almanack casts its eye around England and the world, and acknowledges cricket's role in society at large

09-Apr-2017•Alan Gardner

The book that keeps on giving

The Wisden India Almanack, like its English counterpart, is evidence that print retains its charm in our digital age

25-Mar-2017•Soumya Bhattacharya

Europe digs in for the long innings

Tim Brooks tells the story of a brand of the game that, against the odds, displays an uncanny knack for self-sustenance

25-Feb-2017•Alan Gardner

Categorically Ben

It is easy to pigeonhole Stokes as a brash, combative allrounder, but there's more to him - as his frank autobiography reveals

29-Jan-2017•Alan Gardner

Boof, part deux

Lehmann's second autobiography offers a compelling window into his philosophies and experiences, but it's not quite timed perfectly

15-Jan-2017•Daniel Brettig

Mark Nicholas, cricket romantic

The former Hampshire captain turned commentator's deep love for the game infuses his autobiography with an enthusiasm that is as irrepressible as it is genuine

10-Dec-2016•Alan Gardner

The full Mitch

Johnson's 392-page autobiography is exhaustive in its chronicling of how a boy from Townsville came to be Australian cricketing royalty

26-Nov-2016•Sam Perry

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