Hashim Khan (–2014)

Ostensibly about squash, this is one of the most enjoyable autobiographies I've read. The writer who assisted him, Richard Randall, chose to write the book as Khan "talked" it, resulting in an honest style that one assumes accurately reflects the dialectical English spoken by Khan. From growing up in colonial Pakistan to winning seven British opens, Khan tells a story that cuts through the trappings of high profile victories to simple on-court action, giving us insights into the mind of a high performance athlete at the height of his career.… (plus d'informations)