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Of Spins, Sixes and Surprises by Titash Banerjea and Shom Biswas

BOOK: Of Spins, Sixes and Surprises
AUTHOR: Titash Banerjea and Shom Biswas

*My Ratings* : 4.4/5 ⭐

Cricket is not just a sport in India, it's a religion, a passion commonly shared all over India. You go to any corner of India, you'll find children playing cricket, watching cricket or discussing cricket. This book by Shom Biswas and Titash Banerjea brings forward this passion in this book and tells us about 50 defining moments of Indian Cricket.

The authors have done their fair share of hard work in research and have very delicately picked up 50 moments from such a vast and rich history of cricket. The moment chosen clearly shows how India became the epicenter of cricket, a game brought to the world by England. The book follows the story of Historical Ranji games to India winning its first world cup to Dhoni's Devils who completely ruled the world cricket. It also captures the moments like West Indies vs India test match in 1997 where India faced defeat and crushed every Indian fans.

This book is a gift for every cricket fan, it has so many cricket trivia, it's a goldmine of cricket facts and a legacy of every top cricketer. If you're a cricket fan pick this book up and you're up for a great ride.

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