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Jan 9, 2011: Entertaining accounts of post-war Ashes series in Australia written from an unabashed English viewpoint
Murray Hedgcock
Thanks Johnners and The Best Views from the Boundary
Dec 11, 2010: 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
Michael Billington
Blood, Sweat and Treason
Dec 4, 2010: The story of a man who had the courage to stand up to a tyrant
Dileep Premachandran
String Fellows
Nov 27, 2010: What happens when a group of people tour England's grounds on cycles? They drink, fight and eat way too much chocolate
Richard Whitehead
To the Point
Nov 20, 2010: Gibbs' autobiography tells all - and leaves us with the impression that none of it is to be taken seriously
Telford Vice
WG Grace Ate My Pedalo
Nov 7, 2010: You'll lol, maybe even rofl, as you peruse this superbly illustrated parody cricket annual
Andrew Miller
The Victory Tests
Oct 31, 2010: 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
Martin Williamson
Standing My Ground
Oct 23, 2010: God-fearer and man-baiter - this book shows both sides of Matthew Hayden, a man who mostly chose to behave whichever way suited him
Peter English
Chinaman
Where in the world is Pradeep Mathew?
Oct 16, 2010: An ambitious, inventive, must-read new cricket novel from Sri Lanka
Sidin Vadukut
Frith on Cricket
A generous, sometimes sentimental, critic
Oct 2, 2010: An uncompromising historian's collected works bear witness to his affection for the game's virtues and his disgust for its vices
Stephen Fay
A Last English Summer
An elegy for cricket as she was
Sep 18, 2010: This romantic tour through the 2009 English season is a must-read for those who love the game, and those who control it
Alan Lee
Wisdens from 1930s, sans dog ears
Sep 5, 2010: Willows' high-quality reprints of old Almanacks are a salvation for genuine collectors
Martin Williamson
Following On
Aug 28, 2010: 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
Tanya Aldred
Start the Car: The World According to Bumble
Aug 8, 2010: David Lloyd, English cricket's man of the people loses none of his wacko warmth in print
Rob Smyth
Cardus: Celebrant of Beauty
Jul 31, 2010: 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
Steven Lynch
Slow Death: Memoirs of a Cricket Umpire
Jul 25, 2010: Amid all the statistical highlights, you get a look at the man behind the umpire, but it's a fuzzy image
Suresh Menon
No Holding Back: The Autobiography
Jul 11, 2010: 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
David Tossell
Black Cat Joker
A railway sleeper with a difference
Jun 28, 2010: 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
Andrew Miller
Out of the Ashes
Afghanistan's amazing adventure
Jun 17, 2010: 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
Will Luke
The Spirit of Cricket
A fresh voice to an ancient debate
Jun 13, 2010: Using the accounts of those who cherish the game, Smyth celebrates what makes cricket unique
Sahil Dutta
'It's a lot easier playing for your country than for your state'
Stuart MacGill talks about missing the buzz of the game, helping the old enemy, and the infamous boot camp of 2006
Cricinfo XI: Test cricketers who were born in countries where the sport wasn't even a fifth-choice past-time. By Steven Lynch
ESPNcricinfo Travel: There's lots of good eating to be had in Chennai. And don't miss the beach, says Dinesh Karthik
Why Aussie fans are cheering for England
Ian Chappell: It's because the olde enemy could help their side make it to the World Test Championship
Test cricket, a wiser priority
Pak Spin: Misbah's team have shown resilience
As the dust settles on the IPL auction, ESPNcricinfo runs the rule on each of the squads
India's short-ball woes continue
While the Indian bowlers and fielders had a largely forgettable day, India's fortunes in this series rest on whether their batsmen can turn things around against the short ball
India win with determination and a lot of luck
India never had a realistic chance of winning until Graeme Smith took the batting Powerplay when it wasn't needed and inside-edged on to his stumps
Why Pakistan will win the World Cup
Because they have 12 awesome dudes to do it. Including a hustler, a mentalist, a sniper and a cockroach
The journey almost complete for Tahir and du Plessis
It's unusual to see two South African spinners in a team. It's particularly uncommon to see two South African legpinners in the same space. On Monday afternoon, that rarity became a reality
India's short-ball woes continue (263)
While the Indian bowlers and fielders had a largely forgettable day, India's fortunes in this series rest on whether their batsmen can turn things around against the short ball
Why Pakistan will win the World Cup (164)
Because they have 12 awesome dudes to do it. Including a hustler, a mentalist, a sniper and a cockroach
The 2011 IPL auction stood for all that is wrong with the league
India win with determination and a lot of luck (111)
India never had a realistic chance of winning until Graeme Smith took the batting Powerplay when it wasn't needed and inside-edged on to his stumps
Big series for India's World Cup contenders (91)
Sriram Veera looks at the various contenders for the few positions that are up for grabs in India's World Cup combination, and what they need to do in South Africa to strengthen their cases
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