She wrote: "It was a quiet year for cricket books, but arguably the best is Elephant in the Stadium, by Arunabha Sengupta, which is a social history and as much about the legacy of colonialism as it is about India’s first Test series win in England in 1971.
It is co-written with artist and sports-illustrator Maha and has an introduction by Stephen Chalke – India and South Africa, the countries and their cricket, through the prism of the incredible partnership between Tendulkar and Azharuddin in the Newlands Test of 1997.
It has an introduction by Peter Hain – A Sherlock Holmes pastiche involving the legendary fictional detective in the backdrop of the epochal 1882 Test match at The Oval.
[15] This was republished by Max Books in 2016[16] – A novel set in Amsterdam, dealing with, among others, the travels and travails of a struggling writer in the murky publishing world.
Both Labyrinth and Bowled Over were listed in the Journal of Commonwealth Literature[21] "True picture of the Indian workplace" – Book Review India, vol 30 No 7 July 6[22]