This book is available as open access through the Bloomsbury Open Access programme
and is available on www. bloomsburycollections. com. Globalizing Cricket examines the …

Social scientists have long been concerned with how and why marginalized groups create
and participate in subcultures. There has been significantly less work examining how those …

How can the diffusion and development of women's cricket as a global sport be explained?
Women's Cricket and Global Processes considers the emergence and growth of women's …

This essay seeks to explain why, despite organizational reforms, the number of females
playing cricket in the UK has not significantly increased in recent years. The essay draws …

Whilst the merger in 1998 between the WCA and the ECB may appear egalitarian as both
men and women's cricket are represented, this chapter applies the theory of established and …

This article explores how cricket-watching women in Calcutta have been historically
portrayed in vernacular literature and newspaper columns. It begins by providing an …

This chapter employs ethnographical research to examine the regulatory barriers to
participation in the particular context of British South Asian athletes in sport. Recent racial …

This thesis focuses on a much neglected area of women's history, female leisure. It
examines the processes of change since the Second World War in British society as …

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According to Brighenti (2007)“everything I see is at least potentially within the realm of I
can”(p. 328). This is the logic that underpins many perceptions of why visibility matters for …