Heather Knight (Amazing Cricket Stars, Book 3)
By (Author) Clive Gifford
Illustrated by Carl Pearce
Book 3
HarperCollins Publishers
Red Shed
18th November 2024
4th July 2024
United Kingdom
Children
Non Fiction
Childrens / Teenage general interest: General knowledge and interesting facts
Childrens / Teenage general interest: Biography and autobiography
Childrens / Teenage general interest: Hobbies, quizzes, toys and games
796.358092
Paperback
144
Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 9mm
140g
Whether youre a diehard fan or new to the sport, prepare to be BOWLED OVER by this fun-filled book of stories, facts and stats from the world of cricket.
The books content spans the globe and includes unforgettable events and players from the mens, womens and para games, past and present. Discover inspiring pioneers, iconic players, historic moments, and some of the silliest, weirdest, most mind-boggling moments from over 100 years of this incredible sport.
Meet Brian Lara, who made a mind-blowing 501 not out in an innings.
Meet Sajjida Shah, who played for her country aged just 12.
Discover the legendary match where every player of one team was out for a duck (without scoring).
Find out about the match that was played inside a volcano . . . and another that was played on top of Africas highest mountain.
Meet the Indian cricketer who cut her hair to disguise herself so she could play in boy's teams.
Meet the player who owns the world's most expensive bat (worth a whopping 100,000) and who started adult life as a railway ticket collector . . .
And much, MUCH more!
Look out for Incredible Football Stories, coming soon.
Clive Gifford is an award-winning writer whose first book was published at the age of seventeen. He has received commendations from PBS, the Smithsonian Museum and NAPPA and received the TES Information Book of the Year award. He has also worked as a features writer for Real Robots magazine. He has written over 80 non-fiction books including Inside Robots (Dorling Kindersley), The Kingfisher Encyclopaedia of Motorsport, How to Live on Mars, (OUP) and How the Future Began (Kingfisher).