Good blend of sport and personal insight. I enjoy cricket and have suffered depression and anxiety so both aspects of this book interested me and I found both really well dealt with. There ...
Gnomad. Tremendous book that any 35-50 something club or sunday cricketer would relate to. I read the book in a couple of days and found it extremely hard to put down. Mike Harfield - you sh...
An old friend. While other traditions are undermined and cheapened all around us, Wisden never lets us down. My wife thinks I'm a sad git reading a thousand pages of cricket scorecards, but ...
No Description Available. Have your say on Johnners' Cricketing, Gaffes, Giggles and Cakes (BBC Audio) (Brian Johnston). Love it or loathe it, please tell us!...
Woolmer for king!. This book deals with aspects of the game not dealt with elsewhere -
This is a must-have book for any keen cricketer
Difficult techniques are very well explained with very ...
The Wit of Cricket.. An Audio Book which I have enjoyed listening to over and over again. Makes the day a whole lot better. Not offensive in the slightest way. ...
If only I was this good. Having played in a team which never reached the heights described in this book, and being the worse player in that team, I can fully relate to the bitter sweet joys ...
From Tears of Laughter, to tears of sadness. Close of play.. Having read similar books (Zimmermen/Rain men) I was keen to step into the troubles of a cricket team - as a player of some 20+ y...
Hugely enjoyable and entertaining..... This is a corker of a book, which would appeal to both the hardened anorak wearer and those who couldn't care less about Bradman's career average. It's...
A must-read for cricket lovers. Even dyed-in-the-wool England fans have learned to love Shane Warne - would the Barmy Army sing `Wish you were English' to any other Aussie? Warne is a man wo...
