Crickonomics

Superb -- Matthew Syed * The Times *
Fascinating * The Observer *
Crickonomics is packed with sufficient statistical analysis to have the most ardent cricket geek purring with pleasure * The Mail on Sunday *
Provides answers to a range of fascinating questions about the sport -- The Daily Telegraph
An insightful, Hawk-Eye-like analysis of the numbers behind cricket * The Financial Times *
An illuminating study * The Times *
A fact-packed and thought-provoking tour through cricket’s highways and byways * Times Literary Supplement *
A startingly comprehensive insight into the past, present and possible future of this most English of sports. * City A.M *
Part history, part data analysis, part reflection on the sport’s future, Crickonomics is exactly what the title suggests - a diagnosis of the state of professional cricket through the lens of economics. * All Sports Books *
Taps into meaningful and eternal themes * Wisden Cricket Monthly *
Pacy and extraordinarily broad * The Cricketer *
The most engaging and insightful book on the progress of cricket that I have ever read… it is a book which should be of interest not only to cricket enthusiasts, but anyone with an interest in sport. * Braham Dabscheck, The Newtown Review of Books *
Wigmore is one of sporting journalism’s most original thinkers. * The Cricketer *
brilliant research and arguments, backed by conviction one would associate with true experts of the game…a must read. * Sportstar *