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Finished reading Rhythm and Swing by Sir Richard Hadlee today, while it was a good read it made me realise how much better books are if they are written after the player has retired and has a bit of time to look back at his career in a retrospective way. Also realised how obsessed Hadlee was with his statistics and numbers, always thriving to improve his record.
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David Frith on the 2006/2007 Ashes Series click here
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Picked up "Flying Stumps" by Lindwall and "15 Paces" by Davo earlier this week for $3 each. Pretty happy with that...
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Penguins Stopped Play - Harry Thompson On and Off the Field - Ed Smith Four More Weeks - Mark Ramprakash White Lightning - Allan Donald Woolmer on Cricket - Bob Woolmer Fast Work - Tony Lawrence |
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I imagine it is Cantys? They have no email or web site. There is one called Winchbooks, which is just outside of Canberra and they have a lot of cricket books www.winchbooks.com.au Also this place has a lot of cricket books but are a little pricey www.berkelouw.com.au The best place in Aust is Roger Page cricket books in Melbourne but he does not have a web site, but can locate almost any book that you want
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