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Amol Rajan is Comment Editor at the Independent, having previously been a news reporter and Sports News Correspondent for the newspaper. He is also a columnist for the Independent and Evening Standard, and a restaurant critic for the Independent on Sunday. He grew up in Tooting, south London, and from the age of 11 played for Sinjuns Cricket Club (now Sinjuns & Grammarians) in Wandsworth, becoming the youngest captain of a men's team when leading the Sunday First XI in 2002, aged eighteen.

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Enchanting. Twirlymen is packed with anecdotes that fizz like a Murali doosra * Spectator *
Wonderful * The Economist *
Erudite... Charming and insightful... Knowledgeable, obsessed and astute * New Statesman *
Rajan captures the distinctiveness of spin bowlers, a tribe within the wider nation of cricketers * Literary Review *
I could not stop picking it up... A history of spin bowling, diligently researched but written with wit and, most tellingly, an obsessive's eye for detail -- Andy Bull * Guardian *

Twirlymen

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      Published 4 July 2013
      ISBN-13 9780224083256
      978-0224083256
      ISBN-10 0224083252

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Amol Rajan is Comment Editor at the Independent, having previously been a news reporter and Sports News Correspondent for the newspaper. He is also a columnist for the Independent and Evening Standard, and a restaurant critic for the Independent on Sunday. He grew up in Tooting, south London, and from the age of 11 played for Sinjuns Cricket Club (now Sinjuns & Grammarians) in Wandsworth, becoming the youngest captain of a men's team when leading the Sunday First XI in 2002, aged eighteen.

      www.twitter.com/amolrajan



      Trade Review
      Enchanting. Twirlymen is packed with anecdotes that fizz like a Murali doosra * Spectator *
      Wonderful * The Economist *
      Erudite... Charming and insightful... Knowledgeable, obsessed and astute * New Statesman *
      Rajan captures the distinctiveness of spin bowlers, a tribe within the wider nation of cricketers * Literary Review *
      I could not stop picking it up... A history of spin bowling, diligently researched but written with wit and, most tellingly, an obsessive's eye for detail -- Andy Bull * Guardian *

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