Gripping” —The Times
“Brilliant… readable, coherent and very informative” —The Cricketer
“A detailed account of how England went from white-ball dinosaurs to pioneers” —The New Statesman
“With thoroughly researched detail and extensive access to the players and coaches involved, this book takes you into the heart of England's white-ball revolution” —Nathan Leamon, former England white-ball analyst and co-author of Hitting Against the Spin
“A fascinating book that explores the shifts in mindset and culture at the heart of England's white-ball revolution. White Hot is a must-read for any cricket lover” —Nasser Hussain, Former England captain and Sky Sports commentator
“A terrific tale told with verve and insight by two of cricket's most thoughtful writers” —Lawrence Booth, editor of The Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
“A great story of a remarkable transformation in culture, and results – with wider lessons for anyone involved in cricket, as a player, administrator or fan” —Heather Knight, England women's captain
“Sharp analysis and compelling story-telling – the perfect book for any cricket fan” —Isa Guha, broadcaster and former England women's cricketer
“If you like a proper sporting story, you will absolutely love this book – a gripping read about one of English cricket's greatest ever eras” —Felix White, Tailenders podcast co-host and author of It's Always Summer Somewhere
“Takes you inside both the boardroom and the dressing room, from the start of England's transformation to the present day” —Tymal Mills, England T20 World Cup winner and broadcaster
“It's interesting and exciting that along with the players has come a generation of cricket writers who see the game in this new way” —Wisden Cricket Monthly
“A fascinating book” —Jonathan Agnew, BBC Test Match Special
“Punchy and authoritative... This is an exciting and urgent read, and its lessons about reforming moribund institutions give it a relevance beyond sport” —Anthony McGowan, Wisden Almanack
