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From the first encounters with the dastardly Australians, through the emergence of the West Indies as the most frightening force the game has ever seen, to the modern commercial operation headquartered in India and Dubai, cricket has survived and still thrives, alternately captivating and infuriating almost two billion people. Simon Hughes casts his expert eye over the real history of this most English of sports - and how the rest of the world started beating us at it. Paperback bookclub edition. 
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