Cricket: A Political History of the Global Game, 1945-2017 (Paperback, 1)

Part 1: Cricket and the End of Empire

1. Fossilised Reactionaries? English Cricket Since 1945

2. A Nation of Blow-Ins? Cricket in Australia Since 1945

3. ‘The Partnership of the Horse and its Rider’: Cricket in Southern Africa Since 1945

4. A Relative Lack of Interest: Cricket in New Zealand Since 1945

5. Father, King, Statesman, General, Prince, Don: West Indian Cricket Culture Since 1945

6. The Soul of a Nation, Long Suppressed? Cricket in India Since 1945

7. Cricket in a Hard Country: Pakistani Cricket Since 1947

8. ‘We Rule Here, You Rule There’: Cricket in East Pakistan and Bangladesh Since 1947

9. After Brewing Tea for the Empire: Cricket in Sri Lanka Since 1945

10. Straight Shooting Blokes: Social Distinction, Masculinity and Myth in The Ashes

1945 to 2015

Part 2: Cricket in the Age of Globalisation

11. ‘Everyone Seemed to Be ‘With It’: Cricket Politics and the Coming of the One Day Game, 1940-1970

12. ‘Paint a Picture, and Keep it the Right Way Up’: Cricket and the Mass Media 1945-2015

13. Women’s Cricket: The Feminism That Dared Not Speak Its Name

14. Remove the Gunk in the Middle: The Coming of Twenty20 and the Indian Premier League

15. Have You Made This Team Great, or Have They Made You? Cricket, Coaching, and Globalisation

16. Beyond the Boundaries: The Drive to Globalise Cricket, and its Limits

17. Afterword