Cricket (UK)
Village
Cricket
by Tim Heald
Hardcover from Time Warner Books
Book Published: 01 April, 2004 |
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Balham
to Bollywood
by Chris England
Paperback from Hodder & Stoughton
Book Published: November, 2002
Cricket
Explained
by Robert Eastaway, Mark Stevens
Paperback from St. Martin's Press
Book Published: May, 1993 |
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Beyond
a Boundary
by Cyril Lionel Robert James, Robert Lipsyte
Paperback from Duke Univ Pr (Trd)
Book Published: December, 1993 |
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The
Best of Bevan: The World's Finest One-Day Cricketer Recalls His Most Memorable
Matches
by Michael Bevan
Paperback from Allen & Unwin
Book Published: September, 2003
Coaching
Youth Cricket
by Australian Cricket Board
Paperback from Human Kinetics (T)
Book Published: September, 2000 |
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The
Crazy World of Cricket
by Bill Stott
Paperback - December 1992
Cricket
and Race
by Jack Williams
Hardcover from Berg Pub Ltd
Book Published: January, 2002
Chalice
Worship
by Colbert S. Cartwright (Editor), O. I. Cricket, Harrison (Editor)
Hardcover - July 1999
The
Development of West Indies Cricket: The Age of Nationalism
by Hilary Beckles
Hardcover from Pluto Press
Book Published: 01 April, 1999
The
Glory Days of Cricket: The Extraordinary Story of Broadhaifpenny Down
by Ashley Mote
Hardcover - July 1999
History
of Indian Cricket
by Mihir Bose
Synopsis: On 24 August 1971 - "The Day the Elephant came to the Oval"
- India, under the captaincy of A.L. Wadekar, won her first Test match
against England in England. From this dramatic starting-point Mihir Bose
focuses on the rollercoaster nature of India's cricket history, from its
early days in the time of the British Raj to the present day period that
has been characterised by both the sublime (the batting mastery of Sachin
Tendulkar) and the ridiculous (the match-fixing scandals associated with
the nefarious activities of certain Indian bookmakers). Mihir Bose's lively,
informed and always entertaining text is supported by a full statistical
appendix, including the scorecards of all India's most famous Test matches
and a table of averages of all India's Test players.
Paperback - September 2002
History
of West Indian Cricket
by Michael Manley, Donna Symmonds, Clive Lloyd
Paperback from Andre Deutsch Ltd
Book Published: November, 2002
Special Order
Liberation
Cricket: West Indies Cricket Culture (Sport, Society, and Politics)
by Hilary Beckles, Brian Stoddart (Editor)
Paperback - April 1995
Intended as the first text for the new course in cricket history at
the University of the West Indies. Traces how West Indians have become
world masters of cricket and how the game contributed to the rise of nationalism
and independence in the region. The 23 essays cover colonization and cultural
imperialism; ...
Lord
Hawke: A Cricketing Legend
by James P. Coldham
Paperback from I.B. Tauris
Book Published: May, 2003
Opening
Up: My Autobiography
by Mike Atherton
Synopsis Mike Atherton is considered by many to be the most articulate
and perceptive captain of English cricket since Mike Brearley. He was also
one of the most determined batsmen of the 1990s, and as an opener, a vital
component of the England team. Atherton has played professional cricket
for Lancashire and England for 15 years, despite a serious back complaint.
He represented England in 115 Test matches and captained his country on
a record 54 occasions. His recovery from a difficult situation in 1995
(when he was accused of ball tampering during the first Test match against
South Africa at Lord's) proved a tough hurdle, yet one that would strengthen
his resolve. His autobiography contains many serious observations about
world cricket, as well as humorous asides and perceptive insights into
the game.
Hardcover from Hodder & Stoughton
Book Published: September, 2002
Silence
of the Heart: Cricket Suicides
by David Frith
Hardcover from Mainstream
Book Published: December, 2001
The
Tao of Cricket: On Games of Destiny and the Destiny of Games
by Ashis Nandy
Paperback - April 2001
The
Tented Field: A History of Cricket in America
by Tom Melville
Paperback from Popular Press
Book Published: November, 1998
Unity
Beyond the Cricket Field : National Anthems, Flags and Mottos of the Caribbean
by Bryan Auguste
Paperback
Unity Beyond the Cricket Field defines the game of cricket as
the unifying force of Caribbean people and outlines the need to sustain
this harmony but move towards greater identification as enshrined in the
Anthems, Flags and Mottos. It also contains in the appendix a series of
exercises designed to help the youth in developing greater self-esteem
to sustain a greater awareness of the region's aspirations while identifying
with the game of cricket. ...
Mound Stand: Lord's Cricket Ground London 1987 Michael Hopkins &
Partners (Architecture in Detail, 01)
by David Jenkins, et al
Paperback - September 1997
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Cricket: Techniques, Tactics, Training (Crowood Sports Guides)
by Doug Ferguson
Paperback - February 1993
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