A Skoda-powered cricket tour through Eastern Europe - a unique and hilarious traveller's tale that redefines the spirit of cricket.

Bickers - The Autobiography of Martin Bicknell is the story of former Surrey and England fast bowler, Martin Bicknell.

Winner of the Best Cricket Book at The National Sporting Club, Annual British Sports Book Awards 2008 and short-listed for the Cricket Society Book of the Year Award 2007...

The Cricketers’ Who’s Who 2008 is the 29th edition of the book that players, professional cricket commentators and fans alike all use as their bible.

Cricket aficionados with relish this fast bowl through the heroes, eccentrics and personalities of the game over the past 150 years. Here will be found...

It’s Saturday 4th June 1966 and chubby 10 year-old Michael Simkins is about to have an epiphany.

Of all the books about cricket, Mike Harfield's Not Dark Yet brings a rare authenticity to the subject.

When is cheating really cheating? Why Did Zizou headbutt Materazzi? What can beauty queens teach us about sport? What do Michael Jordan, Richard...

Frank, fascinating and full of insights, Duncan Fletcher’s autobiography is set to be one of the most explosive sports books of 2007 • The autobiography...

Guy Clifford and Roly Rotherham have distilled many years of involvement in cricket into a fun and informative collection of tips, including a foreword...

Bill Edrich was on of the most exciting cricketing discoveries of his generation and sits quite comfortably with fellow cricketing greats Denis Compton...

He’s been called the Sikh of Tweak and the Spin Ball Wizard – now Monty Panesar reflects on his life so far and his extraordinary rise to stardom...