Bowler, Batsman, Spy

Bowler, Batsman, Spy

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1986 · English · Paperback
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In the heat of an Ashes Test match, intrigue unfolds beyond the cricket pitch as the KGB devises a plan to manipulate the game’s outcome. Amidst the roaring crowds and the thrill of competition, a skilled cricketer finds himself entangled in a web of espionage. With national pride at stake, the stakes soar high as he discovers that the line between loyalty to his team and his country begins to blur.

As tension builds, he must navigate not just the fierce competition on the field but also the shadowy world of spies and deception that lurks off it. The pressure mounts as he grapples with complex moral choices, ultimately forcing him to weigh personal ambition against the greater good. Against the backdrop of a classic sport, the suspense thickens, making every play and every decision pivotal.

This gripping narrative brings to life the intertwining of sport and subterfuge, exploring how the heart of cricket can be both a battleground and a stage for covert operations. It delves into the psyche of an athlete who is not just playing for victory, but also for the very future of his nation.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 176 pages
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1986
Publisher Arrow
ISBN-10 0099441705
ISBN-13 9780099441700
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