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Cricket Catalogue 2018 Cricket Cricket.indd 165 21/06/2018 15:17:27 WISDEN Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack Published since 1864 the Wisden Almanack is the bestselling CRICKET cricket book in the world. Home to the best sports writing of the year including contributions from Simon Wilde, Harry Pearson, Tanya Aldred, Mike Selvey, Gideon Haigh and Lawrence Booth, to name a few. Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 2018 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 2018 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 2018 Hardback • 9781472953544 • £55.00 Paperback • 9781472953575 • £55.00 Large Format Hardback • 9781472953551 • £75.00 Wisden India Almanack 2018 The Essential Wisden: An Anthology Hardback • 9789386432773 • £25.00 of 150 Years of Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack John Stern (editor) Hardback • 9781408178966 • £50.00 CRICKET WRITING WHAT Did You Say Stopped Play? Herding Cats The Cricket War Edging Towards Darkness Edited by Matthew Engel The Art of Amateur Cricket Captaincy The Story of Kerry Packer’s The story of the last timeless Test Hardback • 9781472954381 • £9.99 Charlie Campbell World Series Cricket John Lazenby Paperback • 9781472925725 • £9.99 Gideon Haigh Hardback • 9781472941305 • £16.99 Hardback • 9781472925718 • £16.99 Paperback • 9781472950635 • £12.99 166 Cricket.indd 166 21/06/2018 15:17:31 CRICKET Wisden at The Oval Cricketing Allsorts Following On Half-Time An Anthology The Good, The Bad, The Ugly A Memoir of Teenage Obsession The Glorious Summer of 1934 Jon Surtees (and The Downright Weird) and Terrible Cricket Robert Winder Hardback • 9781472942654 • £20.00 Hardback • 9781472943446 • £14.99 Emma John Paperback • 9781472908940 • £9.99 Paperback • 9781472916891 • £9.99 Strangers Who Came Home Tendulkar in Wisden Wisden on the Ashes Benaud in Wisden The First Australian Cricket Tour An Anthology The Authoritative Story of Cricket’s Hardback • 9781472926456 • £10.99 of England Hardback • 9781472927354 • £20.00 Greatest Rivalry John Lazenby Steven Lynch Paperback • 9781408843970 • £12.99 Hardback • 9781472913531 • £50.00 Gilbert The Wisden Book of Test Cricket 10 for 10 Wisden on the Great War The Last Years of WG Grace Edited by Steven Lynch Hedley Verity and the Story of The Lives of Cricket’s Fallen 1914-1918 Charlie Connelly 2009 - 2014 Cricket’s Greatest Bowling Feat Edited by Andrew Renshaw Hardback • 9781472917584 • £10.99 Hardback • 9781472913333 • £25.00 Chris Waters Hardback • 9781408832356 • £40.00 Hardback • 9781472908902 • £10.99 The Little Wonder The Great Tamasha The Authors XI Don’ts for Cricketers The Remarkable History of Wisden Cricket, Corruption and the A Season of English Cricket from Hardback • 9781408192221 • £3.50 Robert Winder Turbulent Rise of Modern India Hackney to Hambledon Paperback • 9781408846797 • £9.99 James Astill Hardback • 9781408840450 • £16.99 Paperback • 9781408158777 • £9.99 167 Cricket.indd 167 21/06/2018 15:17:38 CRICKET We’ll Get ‘Em in Sequins Bookie Gambler Fixer Spy Wisden on Yorkshire Manliness, Yorkshire Cricket and A Journey to the Heart of Cricket’s An Anthology the Century that Changed Everything Underworld Edited by Duncan Hamilton Max Davidson Ed Hawkins Hardback • 9781408124628 • £20.00 Paperback • 9781408158753 • £9.99 Paperback • 9781408169964 • £8.99 CRICKET COACHING Know the Game: Complete skills: Batting 101 Youth Cricket Drills Age 12-16 Cricket Cricket Mark Davis, Sam Collins Luke Sellers England and Wales Cricket Board Luke Sellers Paperback • 9781408146545 • £14.99 Paperback • 9781408123720 • £14.99 Paperback • 9780713683745 • £7.99 Paperback • 9781472919588 • £14.99 Skills: Cricket - batting Skills: Cricket - fielding Skills: Cricket - bowling Paperback • 9780713687033 • £4.99 Paperback • 9780713686944 • £6.99 Paperback • 9780713687026 • £4.99 168 Cricket.indd 168 21/06/2018 15:17:41.
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