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The Great Tamasha is a fascinating examination of the most important development in cricket today. A brilliant evocation of an endlessly beguiling country, it is also essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the workings of modern India.

The Great Tamasha is a fascinating examination of the most important development in cricket today. A brilliant evocation of an endlessly beguiling country, it is also essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the workings of modern India.

For over fifty years, Test Match Special has provided the soundtrack to many cricket fans’ lives – now this book collects its greatest hits.

Between 1967-69 Henry Blofeld was fortunate to witness cricket on three continents.

A history of the Ashes in 100 quotations and confrontations.

The Reluctant Umpire is a treatise on how to umpire a cricket match; survive your team mates, and not lose your friends, with a foreword by David "Bumble" Lloyd. FREE P&P.

This is the story of the mad characters who inhabit the game, the extraordinary lengths people will go to watch and play it, the tale of a national obsession.

Official Barmy Army book of cricket.

Botham has compiled some of his favourite stories from a life devoted to cricket and brought them all together in one volume.

Written in the same tongue-in-cheek and honest style that we have all come to love from The Middle Stump, this is a great read for all cricket fans.

The late Christopher Martin-Jenkins was one of cricket’s most sought-after speakers and his stories light up the pages in this cricketing memoir.

In Cricket as I See It Allan Border gives us his wisdom and opinions on the game he loves

​Cricket Banter is all the rage among the cricketing cognoscenti and the chat, the sledging and the humour behind the game is all covered here, by those boys at The Middle Stump

Cricket's greatest legends. Sport's fiercest rivalry. Wisden's fakest diaries. CrickiLeaks charges headlong onto the players' balcony and imagines 40 cricketing diaries of rare wit and invention, along with the illustrated book covers they might have inspired.

CrickiLeaks charges headlong onto the players' balcony and imagines 40 cricketing diaries of rare wit and invention, along with the illustrated book covers they might have inspired.

Great fiction cricket book from Sir Alan Haselhurst. 2nd in the initial trilogy of the trials and tribulations of Outcasts CC

This book provides a brilliant and hilarious insight to life on tour with the Barmy Army.

The story of a cricket ball and England's most famous cricketer, Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff. Freddie Meets Freddie hardback book is a stimulating read that will keep a generation of children entertained.

Lord Tim's life story reads like a kaleidoscope; an arbitrary pattern of events and experiences that reveal a beautiful symmetric pattern when given the reflections of time and perspective.

If It Was Raining Palaces gives a darkly humorous insight into what it's like to be an England fan witnessing the first Ashes whitewash for 86 years - and perhaps the most poorly-conceived tour in cricket history.

The Outcasts are Britain's most notorious wandering cricket club. Their fixtures seem inevitably to involve a volatile cocktail of beer, curry, and sex, not necessarily in that order. Why would the Outcasts annual visit to Doredell prove any difference, unless of course it was worse than that...

Guardian Unlimiteds brilliant over-by-over coverage: witty, incisive and occasionally informative, this was a Test Match Special for the Internet generation. Now, for the first time, this unique take on the Ashes is available in wireless book format!

This book will give every young player the all the skills they need to enjoy cricket.

Funny, revealing and insightful, this is a book no cricket lover can be without

To celebrate Ravi Bopara’s benefit year, Cricshop.com is delighted to offer this 64 page glossy souvenir magazine, featuring exclusive content and testimonials from some of the leading names in world cricket both past and present.

This light-hearted read reveals the ostrich moments that famous names would rather forget: the golden ducks, horror bowling spells, costly drops, comedy run outs, team collapses and umpiring howlers, which are etched forever in Wisden

Harry Thompson's hilarious book tells the story of one of those great idiotic enterprises that only an Englishman could have dreamed up, and only a bunch of Englishmen could possibly have wished to carry out.

This book tells the story of the most extraordinary cricket team to have ever taken the field, whose players included A.A Milne, Jerome K.Jerome, Arthur Conan Doyle and of course Barrie himself.

As the world's second most popular sport, cricket is much richer and more diverse than many realise.

Snow Stopped Play is a fascinatingly eccentric and charming disquisition, in the best tradition of cricket classics like Carr s Dictionary of Extra-Ordinary Cricketers, on the game of cricket itself, through its hitherto unexamined relationship with snow.