Stuart Broad's dismissal of five of Australia's top batsmen in the last decisive Test swung the Ashes England's way. This is his account of an unforgettable summer.

Behind the scenes, authorised account, written with the full co-operation of the team, as England regain the Ashes

A compelling and insightful insider's perspective on the thrilling 2009 Ashes series from former England Captain and Times columnist, Michael Atherton

The inside story by 2009 Ashes-winning captain Andrew Strauss.

Jonathan Agnew's Cricket Year 2009 once again provides the first overview of the cricket season, both at home and abroad, in all its forms. Lavish in presentation, compelling in style and comprehensive in breadth, the book features reports from professional cricketers and commentators around the world.

Lawrence Dallaglio commands your attention with his hilarious tales from the rugby pitch to the clubhouse bar

One of the great modern cricket writers' Wisden Cricketer Haigh writes as originally as anyone on the game' Private Eye Gideon Haigh's book on the triumphant 2005 Ashes series was hailed by Time Out as Excellent' and by The Times as High-quality journalism that crackles with sparky insight'. It was the first book out on that series, and quickly sold 15,000 copies. Now Aurum rushes out his book

A guide to National Cycle Network of Britain. It contains essential information for planning a cycling trip in Britain - practical advice on what to take, difficulty rating and where to stop along the way, and advice on practical issues such as what to wear and how to stay safe on your bike, as well as tips on basic maintenance.

Takes the readers on a journey around the world's geographically extreme, climatically challenging, dangerous and uniquely designed courses. Divided into four chapters - 'Location Location Location', 'In the Rough', 'Courses for Concern' and 'Golf by Design', this book is accompanied by photographs that aim to capturing the true spirit of golf.

For Jeremy Whittle, there isn't much in life as spectacular as the Tour de France. This title presents the story of Whittle's journey from unquestioning fan to Tour de France insider and confirmed sceptic. It discusses about broken friendships and a sport divided and about having to choose sides in the war against doping.

Helps you to understand the laws of the game of golf. This book includes FAQs and incidents, and images and artwork.

The full explosive story of wrestling's most outspoken and outrageous faction -- both inside and outside the ring.

Who has scored more goals than any other player on the planet? What's the world record for keepy uppy's? Which club plays at the windiest ground in Britain? This book features the top footie nations, the major European and world clubs from Barcelona to Boca Juniors, and a monster squad of football legends.

Reeds Nautical Almanac 2010 is the indispensable annual compendium of navigational data for yachtsmen. Now with an improved layout for easier reference and over 45,000 annual changes, it is regarded as the bible of almanacs for anyone going to sea.

Packed with true rugby tales from the days when men played purely for the love of the game and of their nation, and multi-million pound contracts and sponsorship deals were unheard of, this title features over a hundred players who recall the scrapes, the games, the laughs, the glory and the gritty reality of the pre-professional game.

Looks back at the cricket year in review. Focusing on some of the most important matches and tournaments of the international cricket year such as the ICC World Twenty20 2009, this book offers an analysis of the 2009 Ashes, looking at star players and unforgettable moments.

A work on football that answers such questions as: which clubs has the handsomest fans; who is the greatest player of all time, Pele, Maradona, Puskas, Rougvie; have foreign players helped or hindered the English game; and, which was the most tip top ever World Cup.

The fifth edition of the popular LIVERPOOL FC THE OFFICIAL GUIDE retains all the best elements of previous club yearbooks, while also utilising the expertise of club statisticians Dave Ball and Ged Rea to analyse further landmarks and records created during the 2008/09 campaign.

Suitable for golfers, this book explains how to master different phases of the short game. It maintains that any golfer of average ability can become a deadly short-game player by approaching the subject with a blend of science and art.