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Howzat! Book Boxset

Amazing books that will improve the readers’ knowledge of the game and teach young cricketers a lot of things about the sport

By Omair Alavi

Making isolation productive

During the lockdown, update yourself about your favorite sport through YouTube, by reading books and by watching documentaries online

By Omair Alavi

Cricketing Allsorts

The book will keep you engrossed late into the night or even early into the morning because of its un-put-down-able nature

By Omair Alavi

Born in the wrong era

Here we will evaluate the five Pakistani cricketers who either got a call very late or were hardly in the reckoning due to those players who were fortunate enough to make their debut early

By Omair Alavi

Born in the wrong era II

A look at players from the West Indies, England and Australia, who would have been more effective today than they were in their era

By Omair Alavi

Beyond The Boundary Line!

A book each by three cricket experts: a former Australian captain, a sports presenter, a Test cricketer’s son who is a well reputed journalist

By Omair Alavi

Ambidextrous Test XI

A Pakistan team consisting of players who could either bat left-handed and bowl with their right arm, or bat right-handed and bowl with their left arm

By Omair Alavi

Ambidextrous XI for limited overs cricket

With his amazing record in ODIs, Inzamam-ul-Haq can fit it on any side, any time but since when he started his career and bowled left-arm spin, he automatically becomes part of this list

By Omair Alavi

Football in Quotes

Reading this book is like watching a film about football and finishing it knowing more about the game than you would have after going through a dozen books

By Omair Alavi

Pakistan’s Test All-rounders XI

Mushtaq Mohammad emerges as captain of the side because he was the first Pakistani skipper to change the mindset of his players, and that included a certain Imran Khan as well

By Omair Alavi