- Type Non-Fiction
- Vendor Liam Hausler
Liam Hauser’s Cricket World Cup traces the evolution of the sport’s grandest tournaments from 1975 to today. Through each edition of the ODI and T20 World Cups, he recounts key matches, standout performances—hat-tricks, centuries, upsets—and how rule changes reshaped the game.
Released 30 September 2025, this richly illustrated history brings the sport alive. You’ll relive thunderous sixes, feel the tension of finals, and pore over stat tables as you turn the pages. Tropes: sporting legacy, rising stakes, national pride.
What you are getting
- Format: Hardcover
- Pages: 256
- Publisher: Gelding Street Press
- ISBN: 9781922662071
- Publication date: 30 September 2025
- Condition: New
Why this book matters
This is more than a chronology—it’s a lens on how limited-overs cricket matured under pressure. Hauser weaves narrative and numbers so cricket fans get both story and substance. A reference work you can read like a game.
For readers who enjoyed
- Gideon Haigh’s cricket histories
- The Great Shot by Rob Smyth
- The Cricket War by Gideon Haigh
- The Little Book of Cricket
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