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Book Review
Fri, June 03 2016
IPL Book Review: ‘Not Out! The Incredible story of the Indian Premier League’
The book has given a detailed account of the achievements, controversies and scandals surrounding IPL.
Fri, September 04 2015
Murder Must Advertise: Dorothy L Sayers puts Lord Peter Wimsey on the cricket field
In ‘Murder Must Advertise’, the 8th novel involving the aristocratic detective Lord Peter Wimsey, Dorothy L Sayers devotes an entire chapter to cricket.
Mon, July 06 2015
Ping-Pong Diplomacy: A fascinating book on table tennis that trips on a small cricket factoid
Nicholas Griffin gets his only cricket reference in his well-researched novel incorrect.
Tue, January 27 2015
The Kaboom Kid review: David Warner can write!
Warner added a new dimension to his personality by writing a children's book series.
Fri, November 20 2015
Sachin Tendulkar’s Playing It My Way — A potentially great read ruined by patchy writing
Chuzzlewit finds Sachin Tendulkar's autobiography riddled with shortcomings.
Sat, November 08 2014
Sachin Tendulkar’s ‘Playing It My Way’ is largely uncontroversial and gripping in patches
Sachin Tendulkar's book did heighten the excitement, but fails to maintain it as it is largely uncontroversial.
Tue, July 14 2015
Kevin Pietersen’s autobiography — a litany of complaints with a few redeeming patches
The book is is just a huge complaints register.
Tue, July 22 2014
Former Pakistan PM Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was useful right-handed batsman, claims new book
Bhutto played for the Sunder Cricket Club in Bombay and University of California, says a new book.
Thu, December 03 2015
Pankaj — Bengal’s Forgotten Cricket Legend: a review
Pankaj is a good attempt that one would expect other Indian cricket historians to follow.
Thu, August 21 2014
Steve Waugh’s new book provides evidence of how one can set up for excellence in whatever they choose to do
The latest book provides evidence of how one can set up for excellence in whatever they do.