Category: Book Reviews

The book “Bodyline Autopsy” is one of the most well-researched and detailed accounts on cricket’s most turbulent series played during 1932-33. Surely, it deserves our greater attention. History was a drab subject in school because one had to memorize dates and study the reign of dynasties. It would leave me exasperated with what seemed like… Read More

WV Raman’s latest book on leadership explains what it takes to be a great leader. Through his experiences of playing and interacting with several personalities and later coaching, Raman methodically uncovers the different attributes of leadership, which makes for a remarkable read.   Introduction What goes through a cricketer’s mind when he is about to… Read More