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A selection of cricket books for you to purchase online covering many subjects including books to teach you all about the game of cricket and how to play it, cricket player biographies, cricket history, cricket stats and facts, also a number of general books about the sport of cricket. Brought to you by Abc of Cricket in association with Amazon.co.uk
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Eddie Gilbert
Eddie Gilbert dismissed Don Bradman for a duck after a spell of bowling the legendary champion batsman rated as the fastest he had ever faced. In fact, Eddie Gilbert was
so fast, he knocked the bat from Bradman’s hands. Gilbert outdone Bradman on two further occasions, took on Jardine during the infamous Bodyline tour, vied for test selection and was eventually branded a “chucker” by a system dominated by “white men” who could not tolerate the thought of a “black fella” being a superior cricketer. Much has been spoken and written
about Eddie Gilbert since 1931, much of it wrong. Based on seven years of meticulous research, this book tells the True Story of Eddie Gilbert and is a MUST HAVE for all cricket history buffs.
Legends of Cricket
A fully illustrated collection of biographies of the 25 greatest cricketers of all time, as chosen by a panel of experts. This book is guaranteed to settle a few arguments and start a whole lot more. In order to identify the 25 greatest cricketers of all time, ESPN assembled a panel of eminent cricket authorities. The result of their deliberations became the basis for
ESPN's Legends of Cricket. The panel included Richie Benaud, Dickie Bird, Allan Border, Ian Botham, Ian Chappell, Sunil Gavaskar and Sir Richard Hadlee.
Ground Rules - A Celebration of Test Cricket
Looks at thirteen of the world's greatest Test Match venues and plots the historical chart that has made them such an inspiration to players of all nationalities and their followers. It’s the ultimate celebration of cricket, tapping into every cricketer's passion of the game and the grounds on which it is played. There are stunning and rare images from some of the
world's best photographers together with original insights from some of the legendary names in Cricket.
Bodyline Autopsy
Australia boasted the most prolific scorer of runs the game had ever seen: young Don
Bradman, who had punished England's bowlers mercilessly during the 1930 tour. He had to be stopped. Jardine had the weapon and the strategy. The leg-side bouncer onslaught inflicted on Bradman and other Australian batsmen in 1932-33 by Larwood and Bill Voce, with a ring of fieldsmen waiting for catches, caused outrage at the highest level of government. Bodyline, as this infamous technique came to be known, was
repugnant to the majority of cricket-lovers, and ultimately outlawed. In this work, David Frith has provided a history replete with anecdote on a sporting scandal that, 70 years on, continues to inspire controversy.
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