White Hot

Gripping * The Times *Brilliant… readable, coherent and very informative – The CricketerA detailed account of how England went from white-ball dinosaurs to pioneers – The New StatesmanWith thoroughly researched detail and extensive access to the players and coaches involved, this book takes you into the heart of England’s white-ball revolution * Nathan Leamon, former England white-ball analyst and co-author of Hitting Against the Spin *A fascinating book that explores the shifts in mindset and culture at the heart of England’s white-ball revolution. White Hot is a must-read for any cricket lover * Nasser Hussain, Former England captain and Sky Sports commentator *A terrific tale told with verve and insight by two of cricket’s most thoughtful writers * Lawrence Booth, editor of The Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack *A great story of a remarkable transformation in culture, and results – with wider lessons for anyone involved in cricket, as a player, administrator or fan * Heather Knight, England women’s captain *Sharp analysis and compelling story-telling – the perfect book for any cricket fan * Isa Guha, broadcaster and former England women’s cricketer *If you like a proper sporting story, you will absolutely love this book – a gripping read about one of English cricket’s greatest ever eras * Felix White, Tailenders podcast co-host and author of It’s Always Summer Somewhere *Takes you inside both the boardroom and the dressing room, from the start of England’s transformation to the present day * Tymal Mills, England T20 World Cup winner and broadcaster *It’s interesting and exciting that along with the players has come a generation of cricket writers who see the game in this new way * Wisden Cricket Monthly *A fascinating book * Jonathan Agnew, BBC Test Match Special *Punchy and authoritative… This is an exciting and urgent read, and its lessons about reforming moribund institutions give it a relevance beyond sport * Anthony McGowan, Wisden Almanack *

Tim Wigmore is a sports writer for the Daily Telegraph, and has also written for the New York Times and the Economist. He is the co-author of Crickonomics, which was shortlisted for the Sunday Times and MCC Cricket Book of the Year awards for 2023, and the multi-award winning Cricket 2.0.