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  1. 30-03-2006, 09:01 PM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by marc71178
    The Shane Warne guide to relationships.
    The Ricky Ponting guide to captaincy.
    The Duncan Fletcher book of smiles.
    The Richard book - "how to admit you might be wrong"
    Brilliant !!!
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  2. 30-03-2006, 09:03 PM #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by archie mac
    We have reviewed the new book by Peter Roebuck click here

    And remember if you would like to review a book we would love to hear from you
    I am just reading David Lemmon's Cricket Mercenaries - Overseas Players In English Cricket. Will review it when I am through.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marc71178
    The Richard book - "how to admit you might be wrong"
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  4. 30-03-2006, 09:13 PM #34
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    Quote Originally Posted by foxymfc
    I am reading Many a slip by Gideon Haigh.

    It is a really good account of a club cricket season. I am sure that most club cricketers could relate to most of it.
    Think I might have played against Gideon Haigh about 4 years ago. Definently played against a lower grade South Yarra side.
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    Bodyline Autopsy by David Frith is excellent as is Corner of a foreign field by Ramachandra Guha, its about indian cricket and how it and india developed together.
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  6. 31-03-2006, 01:55 AM #36
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    Which one did you rank 1st Eddie?
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  7. 31-03-2006, 02:09 AM #37
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    Quote Originally Posted by SJS
    I am just reading David Lemmon's Cricket Mercenaries - Overseas Players In English Cricket. Will review it when I am through.
    Will look forward to it
    You know it makes sense.
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  8. 31-03-2006, 02:12 AM #38
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    Quote Originally Posted by crickhowell
    Bodyline Autopsy by David Frith is excellent as is Corner of a foreign field by Ramachandra Guha, its about indian cricket and how it and india developed together.
    Great books both, I thought about a review of the latter, but it would be a big task because of the amount of information
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  9. 31-03-2006, 03:09 AM #39
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    I just tried emailing you my review but it failed to reviewbooks@cricketweb.net, got an alternative address?
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    Quote Originally Posted by GeraintIsMyHero
    Which one did you rank 1st Eddie?
    I thoroughly enjoyed Duncan Fletcher's book - mainly because I used to be a coach and placed a huge emphasis on continuity and positive thought processes myself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GeraintIsMyHero
    I just tried emailing you my review but it failed to reviewbooks@cricketweb.net, got an alternative address?
    Sorry about that will get James onto it
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  12. 31-03-2006, 06:44 PM #42
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    Quote Originally Posted by GeraintIsMyHero
    I just tried emailing you my review but it failed to reviewbooks@cricketweb.net, got an alternative address?
    You should be using reviewbook@cricketweb.net which is the email address listed on http://www.cricketweb.net/content/cricketbooks.php

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    We have just reviewed the autobiography of G. Thorpe click here

    Thanks to Martyn Corrin For this review (GeraintIsMyHero)
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    Quote Originally Posted by open365
    I'm nearly finished reading Beyond a Boundary and i must say for all the political stuff i don't understand, it has some of the best descriptions of players and cricket in general.

    The chapter about cricket being an art form is simply beautiful.
    I have read bits of A History of West Indies cricket by Michael Manly so I would probably understand it.

    I have the book at home but haven't had a chance ot read it (reading about four different books at once)
    Beware the lollipop of mediocrity. Lick once and you suck forever...

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    Bradman never had to face quicks like Sharma and Irfan Pathan. He wouldn't of lasted a ball against those 2, not to mention a spinner like Sehwag.
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  15. 08-04-2006, 04:27 AM #45
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    Quote Originally Posted by Craig
    I have read bits of A History of West Indies cricket by Michael Manly so I would probably understand it.

    I have the book at home but haven't had a chance ot read it (reading about four different books at once)
    Some say it would have been twice the book if it was half the size. Others rate it one of the three best books ever written on the game

    Was Manly once the PM of one of the WI Islands?
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