£8.00
All kinds of cricketers, and all branches of the game, are described in this book – from happy-go-lucky contests in school and village to those dour wars of attrition, Test Matches. It includes character sketches of Roy Kilner, Ranji, Fry, Trumper, Hammond, Hobbs, Parkin, Macartney and Macdonald, together with general essays and descriptions of complete matches, including a famous encounter between those inveterate rivals Lancashire and Yorkshire.
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The Summer Game: A Cricketer’s Journal by Neville Cardus.
1948 edition.
In a very good condition. All pages are clean and intact with some age discolouration at the edges. Dustjacket is in excellent condition considering age with just small amounts of light damage to the edges. Price has not been clipped.
| Weight | 244 g |
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| Dimensions | 19 × 12.7 × 1.5 cm |
| Condition | |
| Format | Hardback |
| Writer | Neville Cardus |
