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Ah, Sunday League cricket on BBC2! Such wonderful memories. We could sort all of cricket's current issues by just having 4 day and 40 over Sunday cricket. No need for this T20 nonsense when you can have twice the fun.
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Ah, Sunday League cricket on BBC2! Such wonderful memories. We could sort all of cricket's current issues by just having 4 day and 40 over Sunday cricket. No need for this T20 nonsense when you can have twice the fun.
8 days a week is a great read! Aggers is so honest about his relationship with the other players especially Defreitas who he sees as a rival for an England spot playing for the same county.The Art of Captaincy - Mike Brearley
From Minor to Major - Simon Hughes
A Lot of Hard Yakka - Simon Hughes
Yakking around the World - Simon Hughes
Morning Everyone - Simon Hughes
It Never Rains - Peter Roebuck
Slices of Cricket -Peter Roebuck
Sometimes I Forget To Laugh - Peter Roebuck
The Packer Affair - Henry Blofeld
8 Days a Week - Jonathan Agnew
From Outback to Outfield - Justin Langer
Basingstoke Boy - John Arlott
Another Day,Another Match - Brian Brain
A Summer of Cricket - Tony Lewis
Lasting the Pace - Bob Willis
8 days a week is a great read! Aggers is so honest about his relationship with the other players especially Defreitas who he sees as a rival for an England spot playing for the same county.
8 days a week is a great read! Aggers is so honest about his relationship with the other players especially Defreitas who he sees as a rival for an England spot playing for the same county.
Fatty Batter by Michael Simkins.
The best book on cricket ever written
am I right in thinking there is a follow up to this? something like flanned fool
'The Last Flannelled Fool'...I actually preferred it to 'Fatty Batter' but thats just me!
"The last flannelled fool" ok but not as good as FB.am I right in thinking there is a follow up to this? something like flanned fool
I read that book and when Harry Thompson talked about Cee, a great lad who'd play cricket anytime, I was so pleased that he was mentioned in print. But when his death on the field was covered it was a huge shock. You never expect to read about a friend's death in a book.
Cream Teas and Nutty Slack is a good chronicle of North East cricket. Anything by Harry Pearson usually raises a few chuckles too.