714円 This book is written by an experienced youth SIA cricket coach Shri GS Pathania. This book is designed as a guide for both players and coaches, providing tools to improve skills and achieve excellence on the pitch. A tactical and training book that includes space for notes and strategies, intende...

350円 What does it take to win a World Cup without losing a single match? In 2024, the Indian cricket team did something rare. They didn't just win the T20 World Cupーthey went through the tournament unbeaten, calm under pressure, decisive in moments that usually decide champions and heartbreaks. UNBEA...

4,305円 . . . the ball drifted further and further and further and then dropped, hitting the pitch well outside leg stump before turning at a brutal, impossible angle . . . Never, in all of cricket's history, has one delivery had such a devastating impact. The game can even be said to be split in two, ei...

4,000円 What truly changed Indian cricket in 1983? Was it simply a surprising tournament victoryーor was it something deeper? In The Threshold, author Sandeep J. Chavan explores one of the most defining moments in the history of sport: India's unexpected triumph in the 1983 Cricket World Cup under the le...

1,681円 Stars on Sunday: The History of Cricket's John Player League is a rich and colourful account of the ground-breaking domestic limited-overs competition. In this enthralling book, players and fans recall a time when sport on Sunday afternoons meant county cricket, whether attending a fixture in per...

1,600円 Welcome to the Crease So, you've decided to take your cricket seriously. Brilliant. You've come to the right place. Whether you're a seasoned player dusting off your kit after a winter on the sofa, or a 16-year-old who's just decided that batting averages are more interesting than exam results ー...

3,200円 Cricket is often described through numbersーruns, averages, strike rates, and statistics. But beneath these visible measures lies a deeper and rarely discussed truth about the game. Great batting is not simply about power, reflexes, or aggression. It is about time. In The Cricket of Delayed Decis...

2,317円 When cricket was democratised and taken up more widely in the nineteenth century, the pavilion became an essential item for every cricket club. Pavilions provide the necessary facilities – changing areas, room to eat, drink and socialise, an external clock, a scoreboard, a view of the pitch – but...

1,681円 The gripping story of an Edwardian hero who fights for the glory of his country on the Western Front only to have his world torn apart. From Tim Brooks, author of the critically acclaimed cricket novel The Batmaker of Copenhagen. Set across Oxford, Cornwall, the Western Front and the Aegean, this...

1,681円 The first ever history of women’s cricket in England from its origins in the 18th century through to the present day. From MCC & Cricket Society Book of the Year finalist Dr Raf Nicholson, a leading writer on the women’s game. Foreword by Charlotte Edwards CBE. The book shows that women have been...