A book about village cricket by the author of The Cricket Match; the scene and the characters are both the same as those of the earlier book, which Sir James Barrie described as “the best story about cricket or any other game that has ever been written.”
When The Game of the Season first appeared Everyman said: “Mr de Selincourt knows his cricket. Even more, he knows his village. The combination of the two, with a dash of philosophy and a good sprinkling of humour, makes a salad no gourmet could resist. The book is a most authoritative, amusing and exciting addition to cricket literature.”
The Game of the Season by Hugh Selincourt
1935 edition.
In a good/fair condition. The dust jacket is intact with a few light tears and marks and signs of aging. The price has been clipped. The pages are clean and intact with just age related discolouring. See photos for more details.
| Weight | 337 g |
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| Dimensions | 18.2 × 12.3 × 2.2 cm |
| Condition | |
| Format | Hardback |
| Writer | Hugh De Selincourt |
