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List of Biographies and Autobiographies of famous Cricketers

List of Biographies and Autobiographies of famous Cricketers
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Monday 11 May 2020


Book NameBased OnAuthor
1.  Cricket Delightful (1967)Mushtaq AliMushtaq Ali
2. One More Over (1977)Erapalli PrasannaErapalli Prasanna
3. Sunny Days (1977)Sunil GavaskarM.L. Jaisimha
4. Imran (1983) Imran KhanImran Khan with Patrick Murphy
5. Beating the Field Brian (1956)Brian LaraBrian Lara
6. Wasim (1998)Wasim AkramWasim Akram with Patrick Murphy
7. Courtney: Heart of the Lion (1999)Courtney WalshCourtney Walsh
8. White Lightning Allan Donald (1999)Allan DonaldAllan Donald with Patrick Murphy
9. Aravinda: My Autobiography (1999)Aravinda de SilvaAravinda de Silva with Shahriar Khan
10. Sir Vivian: The Definitive Autobiography (2000)Vivian RichardsVivian Richards with Bob Harris
11. Shane Warne: My
Autobiography (2002)
Shane WarneShane Warne
12. Menace: The Autobiography (2003)Dennis LilleeDennis Lillee
13. Cutting Edge: My Autobiography (2004)Javed MiandadJaved Miandad
14. Playing with Fire: The Autobiography (2004)Nasser HussainNasser Hussain
15. Straight from the Heart  (2004)Kapil DevKapil Dev
16. Gazza: The Gary Kirsten Autobiography (2004)Gary KirstenGary Kirsten with Neil Manthorp
17. Calling The Shots (2005)Michael VaughanMichael Vaughan
18. Out of My Comfort Zone (2006)Steve WaughSteve Waugh
19. The Nice Guy Who Finished First (2006)Rahul DravidD. Prabhudesai
20. Portrait of a Flawed Genius (2007)Shane WarneSimon Wilde
21. Cricket's Troubled Genius (2007)  Brian LaraBrian Scovell
22. The Definitive Biography (2008)  Sachin TendulkarVaibhav Purandare
23. Line and Strength (2008)Glenn McGrathGlenn McGrath
24.True Colours (2008)Adam GilchristAdam Gilchrist
25. Portrait of a Rebel (2009)Kevin PietersenMarcus Stead
26. Standing My Ground (2010)Matthew HaydenMatthew Hayden
27. Jack Hobbs: England's Greatest Cricketer (2011)Jack HobbsLeo McKinstry
28. Don's Century (2011)Don BradmanIndra Vikram Singh
29. Controversially Yours (2011)Shoaib AkhtarShoaib Akhtar
30. To The Point (2011)Herschelle GibbsHerschelle Gibbs with Steve Smith
31. Brett Lee: My Life (2011)Brett LeeBrett Lee, James Knight
32. The Test of My Life: From Cricket to Cancer and Back (2012)Yuvraj SinghYuvraj Singh
33. Ponting: At the Close of Play (2013)Ricky PontingRicky Ponting
34. Playing It My Way (2014)Sachin TendulkarSachin Tendulkar with Boria Majumda
35. AB de Villiers - The Autobiography (2016)AB de VilliersAB de Villiers
36. Driven: The Virat Kohli Story (2016) Virat KohliVijay Lokapally
37. The Journey (2017)Steve SmithSteve Smith
38. A Century Is Not Enough (2018)Sourav GangulySourav Ganguly with Gautam Bhattacharya
39.  No Spin: My Autobiography (2018)Shane WarneShane Warne
40. Moeen (2018)Moeen AliMoeen Ali with Mihir Bose
41. 281 and Beyond (2018)VVS LaxmanVVS Laxman with R Kaushik

Nicknames of Famous Cricketers

  1. Anil Kumble - Jumbo
  2. Kapil Dev — The Haryana Hurricane
  3. Rahul Dravid — The WallMr. DependableJammy
  4. Mahendra Singh Dhoni — MahiCaptain cool
  5. Sunil Gavaskar - SunnyLittle Master
  6. Sourav Ganguly - Dada The Prince of Kolkata
  7. Gautam Gambhir - Gauti
  8. Zaheer Khan - Zak
  9. VVS Laxman - Very Very Special
  10. Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi — Tiger
  11. Virender Sehwag — Viru Nawab of Najafgarh Sultan of Multan
  12. Harbhajan Singh — BhajjiTurbanator
  13. Yuvraj Singh - Yuvi
  14. Sachin Tendulkar - Little Master Master Blaster Tendlya God of Cricket
  15. Suresh Raina - Sanu
  16. Robin Utthappa - Robbie
  17. Ajit Agarkar - Bombay Duck
  18. Virat Kohli - Chiku
  19. Parthiv Patel - Bachcha
  20. Venkatapathy Raju - Muscles
  21. Ishant Sharma - Ishu Lambu
  22. Ravi Shastri - Shaz
  23. Navjot Singh Sidhu - Sherry Sixer Sadhu
  24. Javagal Srinath - Babu Mysore Express
  25. Dilip Vengsarkar - Colonel
  26. Gundappa Viswanath - Vishy
  27. Anshuman Gaekwad - Charlie
  28. Mohinder Amarnath - Jimmy

List of Winners & Runners-up of the ICC Cricket World Cup

  • The 12th edition of the ICC cricket world cup had been won by the English team in 2019. This is the first time that England has won the cricket world cup.
  • This was the first time that the winner of the final match is declared on the basis of maximum boundary count.
There are 12 World Cup tournaments being held till date. Australia is the most success country which won 5 World Cups. India & West Indies are the only two countries which have won the world cup 2 times each.

  • India won the World Cup in 1983 and 2011, while West Indies won in 1975 and 1979. Pakistan and Sri Lanka are the other two countries that have won the World Cup in 1992 and 1996 respectively. England is the only country which lost 3 finals and hosted the world cup 5 times.

Summary of all the Cricket World Cups is;

World Cup 2019 Final

  • Winner: England 
  • Runner Up: New Zealand
  • Margin: Match tied (England won Super Over on boundary count)
  • Venue: Lords, London
  • Host Nation: England and Wales
  • Man of the match: Ben Stokes
  • Man of the series: Kane Williamson

World Cup 2015 Final

  •  Winner: Australia
  • Runner Up: New Zealand
  • Margin: 7 wickets
  • Venue: MCG, Melbourne
  • Host Nation: Australia & New Zealand
  • Man of the Match: James Faulkner
  • Man of the Series: Mitchell Starc

World Cup 2011 Final

  • Winner: India
  • Runner Up: Sri Lanka
  • Margin: 6 wickets
  • Venue: Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
  • Host Nation: India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh
  • Man of the Match: Mahendra Singh Dhoni
  • Man of the Series: Yuvraj Singh

World Cup 2007 Final

  • Winner: Australia
  • Runner Up: Sri Lanka
  • Margin: 53 runs
  • Venue: Kensington Oval, Bridgetown
  • Host Nation: West Indies
  • Man of the Match: Adam Gilchrist
  • Man of the Series: Glenn Mcgrath

World Cup 2003 Final

  • Winner: Australia
  • Runner Up: India
  • Margin: 125 runs
  • Venue: Wanderers, Johannesburg, South Africa
  • Host Nation: South Africa
  • Man of the Match: Ricky Ponting
  • Man of the Series: Sachin Tendulkar

World Cup 1999 Final

  • Winner: Australia
  • Runner Up: Pakistan
  • Margin: 8 wickets
  • Venue: Lord's, London
  • Host Nation: England & Wales
  • Man of the Match: Shane Warne
  • Man of the Series: Lance Klusener

World Cup 1996 Final

  • Winner: Sri Lanka
  • Runner Up: Australia
  • Margin: 7 wickets
  • Venue: Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
  • Host Nation: Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka
  • Man of the Match: Aravinda de Silva
  • Man of the Series: Sanath Jayasuriya

World Cup 1992 Final

  • Winner: Pakistan
  • Runner Up: England
  • Margin: 22 runs
  • Venue: MCG, Melbourne, Australia
  • Host Nation: Australia, New Zealand
  • Man of the Match: Wasim Akram
  • Man of the Series: Martin Crowe

World Cup 1987 Final

  • Winner: Australia
  • Runner Up: England
  • Margin: 7 runs
  • Venue: Eden Gardens, Kolkata
  • Host Nation: India & Pakistan
  • Man of the match: David Boon

World Cup 1983 Final

  • Winner: India
  • Runner Up: West Indies
  • Margin: 43 runs
  • Venue: Lord's, London
  • Host Nation: England & Wales
  • Man of the match: Mohinder Amarnath

World Cup 1979 Final

  • Winner: West Indies
  • Runner Up: England
  • Margin: 92 runs
  • Venue: Lord's, London
  • Host Nation: England & Wales
  • Man of the match: Viv Richards

World Cup 1975 Final

  • Winner: West Indies
  • Runner Up: England
  • Margin: 17 runs
  • Venue: Lord's, London
  • Host Nation: England & Wales
  • Man of the match: Clive Llyod

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