Must have cricket books

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	"The most insightful book you'll read about being a professional cricketer."

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	"Empathy and sympathy at every turn - and funny for it."

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	"How England - and the captain they needed - got better and better. Also a jarring account of the Zimbabwe mess."

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	"A thoughtful and introspective account of being a professional sportsman, candidly written and well observed."

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	"Stands alone as a social and personal history of life and cricket."

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	"An outstanding and complete history of the game that sits neatly alongside "Beyond a boundary""

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	"Everything you need to know about the game (but get next year's for the 2005 Ashes story!)"

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	"A wonderfully comprehensive and engaging history of the game in the Caribbean, more poignant for recent failures."

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	"Excellent writing on the game from an Australian standpoint."

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	"An unusual and entertaining insight to the mail a cricketer receives, with nice commentary from Merv himself."