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From Azeem to Ashes: English Cricket’s Struggle with Race and Class

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The Azeem Rafiq affair made cricket ask itself tough questions about race and class. From the end of Joe Root's reign to the T20 World Cup and on to Bazball's triumph at a breathless Oval, this book takes an unsentimental yet affectionate look at how cricket can face up to the...

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Product ID:9781801508827
Product Form:Paperback / softback
Country of Manufacture:GB
Title:From Azeem to Ashes
Subtitle:English Cricket's Struggle with Race and Class
Authors:Author: Jon Berry
Page Count:224
Subjects:Social discrimination and social justice, Social discrimination & inequality, Social classes, Ethnic groups and multicultural studies, Cricket, Social classes, Ethnic minorities & multicultural studies, Cricket, England
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The Azeem Rafiq affair made cricket ask itself tough questions about race and class. From the end of Joe Root's reign to the T20 World Cup and on to Bazball's triumph at a breathless Oval, this book takes an unsentimental yet affectionate look at how cricket can face up to these challenges. It's written for lovers of the game.

From Azeem to Ashes charts the last, miserable days of Joe Root''s captaincy in early 2022 through to the T20 World Cup victory before the breathless Bazball Ashes finale at the Oval. It''s a book written for cricket lovers by a cricket lover, with voices from clubs, the boardroom and the commentary box.

September 2020: cricket is in the headlines for the first time since the 2005 Ashes. But the focus is racism, not runs or wickets. Azeem Rafiq''s treatment has ignited fierce debate about prejudice and class.

The book never ducks uncomfortable questions posed by the Rafiq affair. Why do England''s cricket teams - men''s and women''s - look so unlike the nation they represent? How can grassroots participation be developed and preserved? In the franchise-driven, global circus of modern cricket, what place is there for Tests - or even 50-over games?

From Azeem to Ashes takes a hard-nosed but affectionate and humorous look at cricket. It''s a book written for those who want to protect its future.


Imprint Name:Pitch Publishing Ltd
Publisher Name:Pitch Publishing Ltd
Country of Publication:GB
Publishing Date:2024-04-08