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Wisden 2007, the most up-to-date ever, reports on the whole of England's baffling winter tour: the disaster of the Ashes, and their improbable - almost impossible - triumph in the one-day series. Wisden gets behind the headlines, and asks what went wrong, and what went right. And the game's best writers cover the rest of the cricketing year too: all the stories you would expect, and some you wouldn't. . * Mike Atherton pays tribute to Shane Warne * Michael Parkinson recalls "t'greatest fast bowler", Fred Trueman * Ian Chappell, Simon Hughes and John Woodcock analyse The Ashes * Simon Barnes on The Leading Cricketer in the World * Clement Freud reports on The Day They Stopped Playing * Marcus Berkmann on cricket in mid-ocean PLUS * The Leading Cricketers of the World: A unique listing of the greatest players for each year since 1900 * Test Match Special at 50: Gillian Reynolds and Jim Maxwell salute a great radio institution. AND, the most puzzling question of all, Why do they keep getting injured? Wisden: the essential companion for every follower of cricket.
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there's no finer book about cricket. great writing by the finest journalists, athers on warne, parkie on truman plus brilliant, brilliant insights from engel, barnes et al. the sort of book you'd have to pack as your desert island choice. plenty of stats, much humour, quintessentially english - wisden is the purest distillation of cricket. a work of genius.
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I know that cricket is not considered to be the trendyist of past-times but as a born and bred Englishman I must say that there is something uniquely English about cricket. This book is just great and I sat for hours reading it in the pub with a lovely pint of stout.
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Well written, an infomation goldmine and almost impossible to put down.
Despite it's appearance it is not a heavy read and well worth keeping as the 'loo book'.
If you like your cricket this is all you need.
Despite it's appearance it is not a heavy read and well worth keeping as the 'loo book'.
If you like your cricket this is all you need.
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