A first hand account of owning and managing a T20 cricket team and propelling it to victory. Narrated in the first person, the book is a ring side view of how Ravi Ramu, the author, bought, managed and guided a professional cricket team to victory in the shortest format of the game.

The author, a former consultant and CFO of large corporations, draws on his experiences of building and leading winning teams to guide the cricket team as well. Anecdotes and management lessons from his professional career seamlessly meld into the narrative of managing the cricket team.

Though a story of the Karnataka Premier League, modeled on the more famous Indian Premier League, the book gives a fascinating behind the screens insight into the hard work and toil that goes into winning. The intangible 'X factor' that so often is necessary to convert ability into winning results is nicely laid out in the book.

This is a book about management and sport and has something for readers in both categories.