Who is the author of the book, 'Men in White - A Book of Cricket'?

"Men in White: A Book of Cricket" is a collection of essays by Indian writer Mukul Kesavan, offering a personal and analytical perspective on cricket. The book reflects on Kesavan's experiences with the sport, including his childhood games at Pandara Park, and examines the evolution of cricket in India. It addresses issues such as the decline of Test cricket, the problem of chucking, the growing influence of technology on the game, and critiques of the International Cricket Council (ICC). The updated edition includes profiles of cricketers like M.S. Dhoni and Muttiah Muralitharan, as well as a discussion on the "Symonds Affair," highlighting the complexities of race and fandom in Indian cricket.