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The Cricketers' Who's Who 2007
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Product Description
"Cricketer's Who's Who 2007" is the book that both players and professional cricket commentators use as their bible, now in its 28th year and edited by Chris Marshall with statistics provided by Richard Lockwood. It contains entries for every player to have represented a county in the 2006 season or is contracted to play first class cricket in the coming year. Also containing entries for umpires who are included on the first class panel, each entry has a photo along with career and season statistics and the famous player questionnaire revealing some personal information from those players willing to disclose! This book is growing in stature and will be supported by a major co-operative campaign in 2007.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #387145 in Books
- Published on: 2007-03-26
- Original language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- 800 pages
Customer Reviews
Great cricket reference
The Cricketers' Who's Who 2006
Very good small format softcover book with 780 pages ( Booksize 16mo = SextoDecimo = 17 X 12 cm ).
Each player and umpire is listed with a small B&W portrait photo and his qualifications and statistics. An invaluable reference book for every cricket fan!
I just wanted to see 5 extra pages with photos of the world's best ever cricketers as Brain Lara isn't listed and he should belong in a cricketers book even if it only lists first-class county UK cricket players...
The 2006 edition will have a questionaire on One-Day-International games ( ODI )...
Philip Corneille - BELGIUM
The perfect companion for watching cricket everywhere.
This is a marvellous book which you can dip in to in between overs either watching at the ground or on tv.It answers all the questions stats freaks could ever want and resolves the disputes you have with your dad over who scored what when and where.Especially different is the section at the back on the stats of the tv and radio commentators which highlights that some of them such as David Lloyd had surprisingly poor careers and yet they happily criticise geniuses such as Graeme Hick.All in all a must have book for all cricket nuts like me.
