“Cricket All the Year” is a collection of essays by Neville Cardus, the influential English cricket writer and music critic, originally published in 1952 with this edition released in 1954. The book features his lyrical and innovative writings on cricket, transforming traditional match reporting into vivid literary descriptions, personal anecdotes, and insightful criticism. It explores the game throughout the seasons, highlighting great players, memorable matches, and the aesthetic charm of cricket, from Test series to village games.
In a vey good condition, however, it is missing the dust jacket. The cover and …