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(11.5/20 ov, T:129) 129/3

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Review

Marvellous, but why so serious?

Wisden 2014 gets stuck into the changes in the game's administration, and picks Dale Steyn as the leading cricketer in the world, but skimps on fun for angst

09-Apr-2014•David Lloyd

Farewells and remembered pleasures

Goodbyes to Tendulkar and others, delightful essays and detailed recaps - the 2014 edition of the Indian Wisden has plenty to treasure

05-Apr-2014•Soumya Bhattacharya

With love from Cuba, Almaty and Tristan da Cunha

A fine collection of charming bulletins from around the globe shows just how far an insular game has spread

22-Mar-2014•Les Smith

Two for the coffee table

An anthology and a celebration of great players - both from the Wisden stable - allow us to experience a soothing sense of constancy

29-Dec-2013•Alan Gardner

Look, Junior's written a book

The story of India's U-19 World Cup-winning captain, Unmukt Chand, gives you an insight into what it takes for young boys in the country to become successful international sportsmen

20-Dec-2013•Sharda Ugra

Men of South Africa

South African cricket is synonymous with fast bowling, and a new book celebrates the best of it

14-Dec-2013•Firdose Moonda

Chasing the ball Sobers pasted

What happened to the inanimate victim of Garry Sobers' famously brutal assault in Swansea in 1968? A new book tries to discover its whereabouts

08-Dec-2013•Clive Ellis

Captain cautious

Michael Clarke's Ashes diary is guarded - as is to be expected from a book written at this stage of his career

01-Dec-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Mathematical, with humanity

A collection of fine cricket writing on great cricket feats, and never mind the omissions

24-Nov-2013•Alan Gardner

A flag for the five-dayer

A new book presents a passionate case for protecting the game's premier format, and an acknowledgement that all solutions begin and end with having a more responsible ICC

16-Nov-2013•Rob Steen

Delightful, insightful and scandalous

David Green's tales of county cricket, which he played and then covered, are well-written and loads of fun

09-Nov-2013•Paul Edwards

An exorcism on paper

Martin Crowe's autobiography is an admirable, and brutal, effort at self-assessment

02-Nov-2013•Andrew Alderson

Ponting's reckoning

The former Australia captain's biography is a doorstop that offers a detailed and honest account of his career

31-Oct-2013•Daniel Brettig

From Sussex with love

With 24 chapters dedicated to various cricketing characters, former first-class stalwart John Barclay offers us a delightful read

26-Oct-2013•Les Smith

Dyed in sepia

Controversy, romanticism, derring-do and idiosyncrasy - a recent anthology takes us on an evocative ride through cricket's past

19-Oct-2013•Ashok Malik

From golden to mortal

Mike Hussey's autobiography traces Australia's 2006-07 peak and the decline that followed with candour and insight

13-Oct-2013•Daniel Brettig

England's cultural architect

Andrew Strauss's autobiography is not a book to settle scores or rail at injustice. It's a comfortable read full of decency and discretion

10-Oct-2013•David Hopps

Masala goes Boom Boom

An unabashedly populist new potboiler uses cricket to offer a window into modern Pakistan

21-Sep-2013•Ahmer Naqvi

A keeper remembers (sort of)

Matt Prior's up-and-down career makes for a readable story, but the juiciest bits are left out of his new book

15-Sep-2013•Alan Gardner

Celebrating South Africa's two-in-ones

A new book looks at a baker's dozen of the country's finest allrounders

10-Sep-2013•Firdose Moonda

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