Rain MenThere are many cricket books, and they are all the same. 'Don't Tell Goochie', autobiographical insights of nights on the tiles in Delhi with Lambie and the boys; 'Fruit cake days', a celebrated humourist recalls 'ball' related banter of yore; and Wisden, a deadly weapon when combined with a thermos flask. Rain Men is different. Like the moment the genius of Richie Benaud first revealed itself to you, it is a cricketing epiphany, a landmark in the

build your creative confidence and maybe even create a masterpiece of your own

including beloved favorites like The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) and Fantastic Voyage (1966)

But Oliver Donnington Rimington Sneep likes staying awake more than going to sleep

in the shadows

The advice is certain to improve your game while the classic hands will keep you turning the pages

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