Humorous, illustrated spoof cricket book - perfect for the post-Ashes celebrations and publishing ahead of the domestic cricket season. Follows up on the Wisden-branded success of W.G. Grace Ate My Pedalo (by the same authors), which published in late 2010 and sold c.5000 copies in the run-up to Christmas. Further promotional push via cricinfo.com (the world's largest sporting website, with 17 million users), where both authors have regular weekly columns.

"Beautifully illustrated and hilarious" Sport Magazine "Devour in one go or relish in the bathroom: the new one from Tyers and Beach is compelling either way" ESPN Cricinfo (May 2011) "It's the sort of book that can easily be devoured in one sitting but lends itself to endless revisiting - on the khazi, inevitably, because it's quite simply that type of read." ESPN Cricinfo (May 2011) "Although it's a slim volume running to only 127 pages and featuring 40 "diaries" each with their own illustration, there are laugh-out-loud moments aplenty." Spin Cricket Magazine (June 2011) "Tyers's words are expertly complimented by Beach's excellent sketches and I am sure that anyone who enjoyed 'W.G.Grace Ate my Pedalo' will thoroughly enjoy 'CrickiLeaks' Andrew Roberts Cricket Statistics

Alan Tyers has a monthly column in The Wisden Cricketer magazine and writes weekly spoof diaries on thewisdencricketer.com. Beach is an illustrator and cartoonist who regularly contributes to The Wisden Cricketer magazine.