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Sunday 30 May 1999 23:02 BST
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1 Athletics 99, edited by Peter Matthews (Sports Book, paperback pounds 14.95)

2 White Lightning, Allan Donald and Pat Murphy (Collins Willow, hardback pounds 16.99)

3 Manchester United Ruined My Life, Colin Shindler (Headline, paperback pounds 5.99)

4 NatWest Playfair Cricket World Cup, edited by Bill Frindall (Headline, paperback pounds 4.99)

5 Aravinda - My Autobiography, Aravinda de Silva (Mainstream, hardback pounds 15.99)

6 Yellow Fever - The Dark Heart Of The Tour De France, Jeremy White (Headline, hardback pounds 16.99)

7 1999 PGA Tour - Official Media Guide (PGA Tour, paperback pounds 15.95)

8 Phil Tufnell - What now? Phil Tufnell with Peter Hayter (Collins Willow, hardback pounds 16.99)

9 In Pursuit Of The Yellow Jersey, Samuel Abt and James Startt (Van der Plas, paperback pounds 9.95)

10 Derek Jeter - Pride of the Yankees, Patrick Giles (St Martin's, paperback pounds 5.50)

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