Angus Bell

Angus Bell is an award-winning author, public speaker and researcher living in Canada. In 2006, he authored the international best-selling travelogue, Batting On The Bosphorus (also titled Batting In The Baltic and Slogging The Slavs), which recounted his 8,000-mile journey around Eastern Europe, meeting the world’s strangest cricket teams. The book was published in five continents and narrated on BBC Radio 4 Book of the Week.

His newest book, The Lost Boys (released August 2026), is an explosive and heart-breaking memoir on the horrors of an elite British boarding school throughout the 1990s, and his decades-long quest for justice, recovery, public awareness and educational reform.

He has appeared on BBC World, NPR, CBC, SABC, CTV, CityTV, GlobalTV, Voice of America, Radio-Canada, and written for the South African Sunday Times, The Times, The Guardian, Wisden, Inside Sport, ESPNCricinfo, and numerous other international publications.