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Batting for survival

机译:为了生存而击球

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"What do they know of cricket who only cricket know?" The literary challenge posed by C.L.R. James, a Trinida-dian Marxist author, has borne much fruit in recent years, especially in India. Led by Ramachandra Guha, cricket writers have produced illuminating studies of the Indian game's socio-political context in which not only cricket, but also India, is the subject. Pakistani cricket is every bit as wonderful to enthusiasts of the world's second most popular game and as important to an emerging Asian country's fragile self-identity. But, compared with India, it has been relatively neglected. So Peter Oborne's ambitious history of Pakistani cricket, "Wounded Tiger", has been eagerly awaited. It does not disappoint.
机译:“他们对板球了解多少,只有板球知道?” C.L.R.提出的文学挑战特立尼达裔马克思主义作家詹姆斯(James)近年来取得了很多成果,尤其是在印度。在拉马尚德拉·古哈(Ramachandra Guha)的带领下,板球作家对印度板球的社会政治背景进行了富有启发性的研究,其中不仅板球,而且印度都是主题。巴基斯坦板球对于世界第二受欢迎的游戏爱好者来说,真是太好了,对于一个新兴的亚洲国家脆弱的自我认同也同样重要。但是,与印度​​相比,它被相对忽略了。因此,彼得·奥本(Peter Oborne)雄心勃勃的巴基斯坦历史“受伤的老虎”一直在等待着。这并不令人失望。

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    《The economist》 |2014年第8898期|64-65|共2页
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