Botham by Don Mosey is a compelling biography of one of cricket’s most iconic and charismatic figures, Ian Botham. Published at the height of Botham’s fame in the mid-1980s, the book captures the all-rounder’s explosive rise, match-winning performances, and larger-than-life personality that helped redefine modern cricket.
 
Mosey, a respected cricket writer, offers both statistical insight and narrative depth—exploring Botham’s Ashes heroics, his impact on English cricket, and the intensity he brought to the international stage. The work reflects a period when Botham was not just a cricketer, but a cultural figure.
 
A must-have for collectors of cricket biography, Ashes history, and Golden Era cricket literature, this title remains a strong representation of 1980s cricket publishing.