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Cricket My Way

By (author) Ian Botham, With Jack Bannister

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Ian Bothamâ€™s approach to cricket is simple: keep fit, play hard, aim to win and, above all, enjoy the game. His advice on the skills is equally straightforward: attempt to master the basics â€¦ But never be afraid to try something new. In Cricket My Way, Ian elaborates on his philosophy, explaining just why a positive attitude to all matches can pay dividends and how much he, despite his reputation as a brilliant individualist, places a heavy reliance on the traditional skills of the game. Packed with examples from his own experiences, and illustrated with both photographs and diagrams, Ianâ€™s book is a forceful affirmation of his view that cricket, played well, can be the most exciting game in the world.

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