The Best Cricket Players eBooks of All Time

Discover the most influential cricket players ebooks, recommended by leaders, experts, and readers worldwide

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Book Cover of Jatin Paranjape - Cricket Drona

By Jatin Paranjape – Ranji Trophy Winner and National Selector (you?) 

4.81
| 2020 | 256 Pages
Recommended for: 
Cricket enthusiasts and sports professionals. Ages 12 to Adults.
You will:
  • Learn about the life of Vasoo Paranjape and his impact on cricket.
  • Discover the experiences of famous cricketers with their mentor.
  • Understand the importance of mentorship in sports and life.
  • Gain insights into the coaching philosophy of a legendary figure.
  • Explore the personal stories that shaped Indian cricket history.
Reviews:
Inspiring Stories
Life Lessons
Great Anecdotes
Well-Written
Engaging
Limited Depth
Repetitive
  • New York Times Bestseller
  • Rated Amazon Best Book of the Year
Rohit SharmaA must read book #CricketDrona about the great man in cricketing fraternity. Vasu sir has been one of the influential people in my career in guiding me through the right path and giving me confidence in my younger days and that helped me great deal
Ravi ShastriReading this wonderful book which chronicles the innings of a man who has selflessly helped so many young cricketers to reach their potential. A must read for all cricket fans. Not many like Vasoo Paranjape around !
Ashish ShelarPleased 2 receive a copy of Cricket Drona book on legendary cricket coach Vasoo Paranjape Sir by jats72 & anandvasu ! A must read for all cricket lovers !
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Book Cover of Gemma Clarke - Soccerwomen: The Icons, Rebels, Stars, and Trailblazers Who Transformed the Beautiful Game

By Gemma Clarke – British sports journalist and author (you?) 

4.80
| 2019 | 368 Pages
Recommended for: 
Sports enthusiasts and aspiring athletes. Ages 12 to Adults.
You will:
  • Learn about the history of women's soccer and its evolution over the years.
  • Discover the challenges faced by female soccer players throughout history.
  • Understand the impact of women's soccer on gender equality in sports.
  • Explore the personal stories of pioneering women in soccer.
  • Recognize the ongoing struggles for equal pay and recognition in women's sports.
Reviews:
Inspiring Stories
Historical Insight
Engaging Profiles
Empowering Narratives
Well-Researched
Repetitive
Lacks Depth
  • New York Times Bestseller
  • Rated Amazon Best Book of the Year
Recommended by Amy Lawrence, Suzanne Wrack, Booklist and 3 others
Amy LawrenceSoccerwomen charts the remarkable route of the world's most determined female footballers and coaches through fine storytelling and honest testimony. This book is rich with historical detail and personal anecdotes that bring to life the characters, their love of the game, and the way the trailblazers overcame challenges to influence the most popular sport on earth. Gemma Clarke writes with passion, precision and context in this important work. It puts into action the sentiment of the final words: 'To anyone who has ever been told they can't do the thing they love: don't listen. Do it anyway.'
Suzanne WrackYou could describe Gemma Clarke's Soccerwomen as a who's who of women's soccer. But it is so much more than that. Her charting the birth of women's soccer in the munitions factories of England to the nuances of its development in the US and the fights for equal rights and pay, better conditions and just the right to play, is peppered with the rich stories of some of the game's most well known names--and those less well known but deserving of a place in the spotlight. Rich storytelling brings to life players sporting achievements and their off field battles, including; homelessness, alcohol abuse, injury, concussion, parenthood, the effects of natural disasters and war and sexuality. An inspirational read that will tell any young or aspiring player going through a difficult time that they can make it and they are not alone
BooklistLong overdue...Younger readers will be outraged to discover how often men have used false claims about women's bodies to deny women the right to play, or to play as equals. There is still a long way to go, particularly in terms of equal pay-but, as Clarke so capably shows, we've come a long way, too
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4.98
| 2025 | 30-300 pages
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Recommended for: 
All readers across all knowledge levels.
You will:
  • Get a Cricket Players book tailored to your interests, goals, and background
  • Receive a book precisely matching your background and level of knowledge
  • Select which topics you want to learn, exclude the topics you don't
  • Define your learning goals and let your book guide you to accomplish them
  • Get all the knowledge you need consolidated into a single focused book
Reviews:
Insightful
Focused
Highly Personalized
Easy to Read
Engaging
Actionable
Up-to-Date
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Book Cover of Sourav Ganguly - A Century Is Not Enough: Inside the Mind of a Cricketing Legend

By Sourav Ganguly – Former Indian cricket captain and Padma Shri award winner (you?) 

4.75
| 2018 | 336 Pages
Recommended for: 
Cricket enthusiasts and aspiring athletes. Ages 12 to Adults.
You will:
  • Learn how to overcome challenges and emerge victorious in difficult situations.
  • Discover the importance of mental resilience in sports and life.
  • Understand the dynamics of leadership and team management in cricket.
  • Learn about the evolution of cricket through the eyes of a legendary player.
  • Discover personal anecdotes that illustrate key life lessons and values.
  • Eight times out of ten, failures happen because of surrendering mentally. A negative mindset will only bring in negative results.
  • Even when things are not working for you, don’t quit. Just hang in there. Darkness also has an expiry date.
  • The bottom line is, you will enjoy your holidays only when there is pressure in your work.
Reviews:
Inspiring Stories
Candid Insights
Leadership Lessons
Engaging Narrative
Motivational
Lacks Depth
Too Short
  • New York Times Bestseller
  • Rated Amazon Best Book of the Year
Recommended by Nakuul Mehta and Kumar Sangakkara
Nakuul MehtaChikisarkar Thank you. Do convey my best to the team! Still cannot get the book our of my head
Kumar SangakkaraWonderful evening HomeOfCricket with SGanguly99 Athersmike Mike Gatting, Lord Jeffrey Archer and bhogleharsha to launch A Century Is Not Enough. An essential book for any cricketer on what it takes to be a champion. Lessons and thoughts from a true Great
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