The foreword makes this a truly incredible volume. It is by none other than AB de Villiers.
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We have all seen what AB de Villiers is capable of with the willow. We needed something new— something different from books on contemporary cricketers across the world at the rate of probably a hundred a year.
AB de Villiers has been termed the "finest batsman of his generation" by Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli.
Reading the autobiography, you may even end up understanding the enigma that is Chris Gayle, the man behind those sixes and an incredible rags-to-riches story.
The book has given a detailed account of the achievements, controversies and scandals surrounding IPL.
In ‘Murder Must Advertise’, the 8th novel involving the aristocratic detective Lord Peter Wimsey, Dorothy L Sayers devotes an entire chapter to cricket.
Nicholas Griffin gets his only cricket reference in his well-researched novel incorrect.
Warner added a new dimension to his personality by writing a children's book series.
Chuzzlewit finds Sachin Tendulkar's autobiography riddled with shortcomings.