Cricket’s Greatest Scandals

Cricket’s Greatest Scandals by Ken Piesse, published by Penguin Books Australia in 2001, offers an in-depth exploration of the controversies that have marked the history of cricket. This reprint edition spans 302 pages and is presented in English, providing readers with a comprehensive look at various incidents that have shaped the sport, including match-fixing and board-room conflicts.

In this book, readers will find a detailed account of the scandals that have plagued cricket, from selection scams to instances of mob violence. Piesse delves into the social history of the sport, examining how these events have influenced the game and its players. The narrative captures the tumultuous nature of cricket, highlighting the intersection of sports and recreation with broader societal issues.