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Hampshire Cricket in the Eighteenth Century
By Tim McCann, edited by Dave Allen, Moyhill Publishing, pp290, poa to Dave Allen, [email protected]
Some twenty years ago, Sussex archivist the late Tim McCann produced an award-winning book on Sussex cricket in the Eighteenth Century. A...
A legendary journalist and a dear friend
Qamar Ahmed hatched elaborate schemes to procure cricket bats of a particular pedigree. They were special willows, collected from across continents and oceans, all of them once owned, and subsequently inscribed, by Test cricket’s triple cen...
Lester and the Deckchair Revolution
By Tony Pigott with Andrew Murtagh, Fairfield Books, 143 pp, £20
This was a sad book to review as the author had a heart attack and died as your reviewer began to read. As such, although Pigott’s perspective is shaped by events post-1997 (...
Scarborough 1936
I have lately come into possession of a scorecard of the match between HDG Leveson-Gower’s XI and the MCC at Scarborough, played in September 1936. The Marylebone men were no ordinary assembly, but the team destined to sail for Australia th...
Christianity at the Crease
By Eric Midwinter, ACS Publications, paperback, pp167, £17. Copies still available from Malcolm Lorimer.
In this study of the role of the church – specifically the Church of England – in the history of cricket, the late Eric Midwinter deli...
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The ACS is a global organization with members in 20+ countries, aiming to encourage and disseminate cricket research worldwide.
A cricket fanatic living in Japan but whose heart is in Sussex. Loves all forms of cricket but has enjoyed learning about the history of the women's game and the associate world in recent years.
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