Top Ten Must-Read Autobiographies of Famous Cricketers

1. "Playing It My Way" by Sachin Tendulkar A deeply personal account of Tendulkar's journey from a young cricket enthusiast to becoming one of the greatest batsmen in cricket history.

2. "KP: The Autobiography" by Kevin Pietersen A candid and controversial memoir by the former England cricketer, detailing his career highs and lows, and his conflicts with the England cricket establishment.

3. "No Spin" by Shane Warne The legendary Australian leg-spinner shares his journey in cricket, personal life, and his views on the game, filled with anecdotes and insights.

4. "A Century Is Not Enough" by Sourav Ganguly The former Indian captain provides an in-depth look at his career, leadership, and the impact he had on Indian cricket.

5. "True Colours" by Adam Gilchrist The autobiography of the Australian wicketkeeper-batsman, known for his sportsmanship and explosive batting, detailing his cricketing journey and values.

6. "The Test of My Life: From Cricket to Cancer and Back" by Yuvraj Singh An inspiring autobiography of the Indian cricketer, detailing his battle with cancer and his return to international cricket.

7. "Coming Back to Me" by Marcus Trescothick A heartfelt and honest account of the former England opener’s battle with depression and his journey in international cricket.

8. "Standing My Ground" by Matthew Hayden The autobiography of the Australian opener, detailing his aggressive batting style, career highlights, and personal experiences on and off the field.

9. "Head On" by Ian Botham The English all-rounder's autobiography, offering a no-holds-barred look at his cricketing career, controversies, and life outside the sport.

10. "Six Machine: I Don't Like Cricket...I Love It" by Chris Gayle The West Indian powerhouse batsman shares his flamboyant lifestyle, cricketing exploits, and the highs and lows of his career.