The definitive biography of Alan Ball, England's youngest 1966 World Cup hero  Meer

Garry Sobers was the greatest cricketer of his generation. He rose from poverty in Barbados to become West Indies captain and receive a knighthood. Yet his life contained drama and controversy, both personal and political.  Meer

One Day At A Time uses selected matches from the past 60 years to tell the story of limited-overs cricket.  Meer

Blood on the Tracks tells the thrilling and brutal story of the 1974/75 Ashes series.  Meer

Derek Dougan was no ordinary footballer. Here is the definitive account of the flamboyant goalscorer, a contradictory icon with a unique place in the evolution of modern British football.  Meer

Jimmy Greaves remains the greatest goalscorer in English football history with 357 top-flight goals, although his England career was defined by the heartbreak of missing the 1966 World Cup Final.  Meer

All Crazee Now is the story of football in the 1970s, a decade that saw the move from the traditional game to the modern Premier League era take off. More than a chronicle of winners, players and personalities, it's a study of a tactical, cultural and political landscape that shaped football at a turbulent time for a nation and its favourite sport.  Meer

Tells the inside story of the 1970s Wales rugby team.  Meer

The story of England's 1976 Test series with the West Indies. When England captain Tony Greig said he intended to make the West Indies 'grovel', Clive Lloyd's team were spurred on to make the white South African pay for his remark - their chief weapons Viv Richards' flashing bat and the frightening pace of bowlers Michael Holding and Andy Roberts.  Meer

Tony Greig remains one of most colourful figures in English cricket history. On the field, the charismatic South African always stirred up excitement; as England captain he led the sport into crisis by recruiting for Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket.  Meer