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The 51allout Bargain Basement Book Bonanza: Mark Nicholas’s A Beautiful Game
We read Mark Nicholas’s book, so you don’t have to be sick.
The 51allout Bargain Basement Book Bonanza: Mike Brearley’s The Art of Captaincy
Slightly better than Keaton Jennings: My Story So Far
The 51allout Bargain Basement Book Bonanza: ‘Sundial in the Shade: the Story of Barry Richards’
Tim Murtagh’s uncle writes about a bloke who played cricket yonks ago.
No Comments | March 4, 2017 | Matt H | Opinion | Tags: Barry Richards, book review, cricket, South Africa
The 51allout Bargain Basement Book Bonanza: Iain Wilton’s CB Fry King of Sport
A legendary man. A non-legendary book.
No Comments | September 28, 2016 | Matt H | Opinion | Tags: book bonanza, book review, CB Fry, Mark Ealham
No Such Thing As A Free Launch: Simon Jones’s ‘The Test’
Simon Jones writes about 2005 and all that.
The 51allout Bargain Basement Book Bonanza: Godfrey Evans: Behind The Stumps
Not a great book, but a great lesson for shit wicketkeepers.
No Comments | December 31, 2015 | Matt H | Opinion | Tags: Bairstow, book review, Evans, Richard Keys
The 51allout Bargain Basement Book Bonanza: Paul Donnelley’s ‘Firsts, Lasts and Onlys’
Having saved cricket on at least two occasions, 51allout moves on to curing cancer.
No Comments | April 2, 2015 | Matt H | Opinion | Tags: book bonanza, book review, Carl Hooper, facts
No Such Thing As A Free Launch: Simon Hughes’s ‘Cricket’s Greatest Rivalries’
It’s the Ashes and it’s nearly Christmas. It must be time for loads of books to be published!
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