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  • The Real Jeeves

    The Cricketer Who Gave His Life for His Country and His Name to a Legend

    by Brian Halford ...
    The Real Jeeves tells the story of a young cricketer whose glorious life was snuffed out, but whose name will live forever. Plucked from country-house cricket, all-rounder Percy Jeeves was to outshine the Golden Age's greats over two seasons with Warwickshire, clean bowling Jack Hobbs, hitting Wilfred Rhodes for six, and outclassing England captain Plum Warner. In September 1914, Jeeves bowled ... Read more

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  • The Economics of Gender and Sport

    A Quantitative Analysis of Women's Cricket

    Series series Routledge Studies in Gender and Economics
    While women’s cricket, and women’s sport in general, has gained enormously in popularity in terms of both spectators and TV audiences, comparatively little is known about it and its participants, and there are few, if any, quantitative assessments of the game. The Economics of Gender and Sport: A Quantitative Analysis of Women’s Cricket fills that gap.The work analyses the different forms of ... Read more

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  • The Evolution of a Cricket Fan

    My Shapeshifting Journey

    by Samir Chopra ...
    Series series Sporting
    Samir Chopra is an immigrant, a “voluntary exile,” who discovers he can tell the story of his life through cricket, a game that has long been an influence—really, an obsession—for him. In so doing, he reveals how his changing views on the sport mirror his journey of self-discovery. In The Evolution of a Cricket Fan, Chopra is thus able to reflect on his changing perceptions of self, and of the ... Read more

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  • The Starling's Surprise: How Meadowbrook High School, St. Andrew Jamaica Won 7 Trophies In 4 Years In The 1980’s

    A history of how Meadowbrook High a Cinderella co-educational School in Kingston, Jamaica won 7 major trophies in 4 years in the 1980s and soaring beyond all expectations with DISCIPLINE, DETERMINATION and DEDICATION. ... Read more

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  • Swallows and Hawke

    England's Cricket Tourists, the MCC and the Making of South Africa 1888-1968

    A gripping account of cricket, empire, and racial identity in South Africa, 1888-1968.Swallows and Hawke delves into 80 years of South African cricket, revealing the sport's deep ties to the country's social and political evolution. From thrilling Test wins to iconic clashes, experience the intensity faced by cricketers battling extreme conditions and a resilient opposition.Explore the hidden ... Read more

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  • The Hard Yards

    Highs and Lows of a Life in Cricket

    by Mike Yardy ...
    A courageous sportsman's journey through cricket and mental health.Hard Yards tells the inspiring story of Mike Yardy, an English cricketer who reached the pinnacle of his profession, winning the T20 World Cup in 2010. However, beneath the surface of his success, Yardy battled crippling self-doubt and depression. This autobiography chronicles his struggles, his decision to seek treatment, and his ... Read more

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  • Aggers’ Ashes

    An inside account of England’s Ashes triumph in Australia 2010/11.England’s much celebrated Ashes win by two clear matches with three comprehensive innings victories must rank as one of the finest of any English cricket team from any era. It kept people at home glued to their televisions, computers and radios – often all three at the same time – long into the night as the bitter winter and a ... Read more

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  • The Magic of Indian Cricket

    Cricket and Society in India

    by Mihir Bose ...
    Series series Sport in the Global Society
    In the last twenty years, Indian cricket has been transformed. With the arrival of global television networks, mass-media coverage and multinational sponsors, cricket has become big business and India has become the economic driving force in the world game. For the first time a developing country has become a major player in the international sports arena.This fully updated and revised edition of ... Read more

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  • Sport Past and Present in South Africa

    (Trans)forming the Nation

    Series series Sport in the Global Society - Historical Perspectives
    This book provides an interpretation of sport in contemporary South Africa through an historical account of the evolution and social ramifications of sport in the twentieth century. It comprises chapters which trace the growth of sports such as football, cricket, surfing, boxing and rugby, and considers their relationship to aspects of racial identity, masculinity, femininity, political and social ... Read more

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  • The Captains' Tales

    Battle for the Ashes

    by David Fulton ...
    No one feels the heat of an Ashes battle more than the captains of England and Australia. The weight of national expectation, and more than 120 years of history, is on their shoulders from the moment they walk out to toss a coin and start a Test match that is like no other.The Captains' Tales offers a unique insight into the minds of a generation of captains from two great nations, who share with ... Read more

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  • The Meaning of Cricket

    by Jon Hotten ...
    Cricket is a strange game. It is a team sport that is almost entirely dependent on individual performance. Its combination of time, opportunity and the constant threat of disaster can drive its participants to despair. To survive a single delivery propelled at almost 100 miles an hour takes the body and brain to the edges of their capabilities, yet its abiding image is of the gentle village green, ... Read more

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  • Mindful Cricket

    How to create the mindset you need to be the best cricketer you can be.

    Mindful Cricket is about one thing that powers a thousand other things: mindset. No one masters the game of cricket with the wrong mindset, and everyone can play better with a Game Mindset.Graham Winter’s revolutionary Game Mindset framework explains in brilliant simplicity the four pillars of the mental game of cricket: Clear Mind; Play Brave; Play Clever and Play Better. Each pillar addresses a ... Read more

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  • The Wisden Book of Test Cricket 2019–2025

    'Worth its weight in gold' Indian Cricket Stats JournalThe Wisden Book of Test Cricket, first published in 1979, is well established as an invaluable and unique source of reference essential to any cricket library. This new volume includes full coverage of every Test match from late 2019 to the end of the 2025 season in England. Each Test match features Wisden's own scorecard, a detailed match ... Read more

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  • Lord's Cricket Ground in 50 Memorials

    by Steven Miell ...
    Lord’s Cricket Ground was established by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) at its current site in 1814, and has since become known as the ‘Home of Cricket’. Over the years, Lord’s has evolved into a magnificent cricket ground, blending historic buildings, such as the Victorian Pavilion, with modern, state-of-the-art structures.Within its walls, Lord’s contains many memorials honouring cricket’s ... Read more

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  • Ten Out

    The remarkable bowlers who have taken all ten wickets in an innings – cricket's ultimate feat

    by Ian Brayshaw ...
    Ten Out pays homage to those who have taken all ten wickets in a first-class innings. Going right back to William Lillywhite, for his feat in 1837, all told there have been 90 occasions and 83 individuals who can take credit in the 252 years since William Lillywhite set the ball rolling in 1837. Roughly 90 times in some 200,000 innings. Ten Out is a fascinating journey through cricket's ... Read more

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  • A Tall Order

    by Kapil Pathare ...
    There is a lot to learn from this league of extraordinary gentlemen. They make such fine ambassadors of this great country of ours. While picking these 10 cricketers I did not have to think much because each of these gentlemen have made an impact on our lives in the last 25 years. Whether it is the Fabulous Four of Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Sourav Ganguly and VVS Laxman, or the spin duo of ... Read more

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  • Captain's Diary 2008

    A Season of Tests, Turmoil and Twenty20

    by Ricky Ponting ...
    It was one thing for the Aussie cricket team to become world champions; staying No. 1 is a whole new ball game.'When the Australian team talks about playing aggressively, we are committing ourselves to playing hard. there's nothing given and there's nothing asked to be given.'- RICKY PONtING, OCtOBER 6, 2007the Australian cricket team's program for 2007-08 was as hectic as ever, featuring the ICC ... Read more

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  • Slow Death

    Memoirs of a Cricket Umpire

    by Rudi Koertzen ...
    For 30 years, batsmen around the world have feared the slow and deliberate way Rudi Koertzen raises his left arm to give them out - so much so that it has given rise to his nickname, Slow Death. Despite the sinister sobriquet, Rudi Koertzen remains one of the most loved and respected umpires in world cricket, and certainly one of the most experienced: to date, he is the only umpire to have stood ... Read more

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  • Bowler's Name?

    The Life of a Cricketing Also-Ran

    by Tom Hicks ...
    Bowler's Name is a tale of a life in cricket's margins. Tom Hicks is no household name, but he often rubbed shoulders with cricketing royalty, going from the village green to walking out as captain at Lord's. As an ambitious youngster, Hicks dreamed of reaching the top. But trying to make it big and balance the demands of university, family, a full-time job and a penchant for post-match fun was no ... Read more

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  • A Fourth Innings with Cardus

    In this, another collection of classic cricket writing by Sir Neville Cardus, he urges that the game itself is more important than winning, players should fully express themselves in the game and he writes about those players who delight the senses: Hurst and Hutton, McCabe and Compton. There are essays on the Indians, West Indians and the 1948 Australians who Cardus considered the best team ever ... Read more

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  • Cricket Odyssey

    A fascinating journey... with 75 legends of all time

    Cricket Odyssey is a skilfully executed, lovingly constructed, book: a literary celebration of over a century-and-a-half of cricket. It has narrative and character study blended in a dexterously refined, yet readable form. It not only manages to pervade the essential of the essentials of some of cricket’s greatest players — from Dr W G Grace to Steve Waugh; from Sir Don Bradman, Sachin Tendulkar ... Read more

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  • Eleven

    We Burn Them in the Sun

    A gripping eleven-sided biography and audacious re-reckoning of nonfiction's velocities by the author of Golden Boy, voted Wisden Cricket Monthly's 'Best Cricket Book Ever''Groundbreaking, brilliant and unforgettable. Christian has aimed to create a certain kind of work of art and he has pulled it off. It is one of those books that will give more and more to the reader each time they go back into ... Read more

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  • Cricket Kings

    One of Australia's best loved writers, William McInnes makes us laugh, cry and grab life with both hands.Chris Andersen loves cricket. He may not be a legend like Bradman or Boonie, but in the Yarraville West Fourths, Chris Andersen is king. He is the captain, the coach, the manager and, thankfully, a player. They are getting hard to find, players.Every Saturday in summer Chris ropes together a ... Read more

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  • The Plan: How Fletcher and Flower Transformed English Cricket

    by Steve James ...
    In 1999, England slumped to a new low in their tumultuous cricket history. Defeat at home by a mediocre New Zealand team saw them fall to the bottom of the world Test rankings, below even Zimbabwe. Yet only just over a decade later, England reached the top. It was a remarkable and profound transformation, brought about largely by two men with an insatiable desire to succeed, Duncan Fletcher and ... Read more

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