<p>In this work, the author examines old myths and offers insights into cricket's development from a rudimentary ball-game into a highly sophisticated sport that is still spreading to new parts of the world.</p>

The History of Cricket: From the Weald to the World

History

WYNNE-THOMAS, Peter

Historical Study & Educational Resources

Seven Hills Books

Biography of the famous Nottinghamshire and England batsman who also organised early rugby tours.

Give Me Arthur :SHREWSBURY

Sports & Outdoors

Other Team Sports

Arthur Barker Ltd.

Who's Who of Cricketers

Bailey, Philip

Thorn, Philip

Biographies & Memoirs

Hamlyn

One of a series which presents the full history of cricket clubs enhanced by scorecards of the club's greatest matches, a full statistical section, boxed biographical features and photographs, this is the history of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club. Notts began at the top. For a quarter of a century from 1864 they dominated the Championship with early cricketing giants like George Parr, Richard Daft and Arthur Shrewsbury. However, Notts ran into financial problems and were in the forefront of controversy with the players, strike of 1881 and the great "bodyline" row in the 1930s. The club struggled through the period from 1950 to 1980 but their fortunes changed with the arrival of players like Hadlee, Rice and Randall.

The History of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club (Christopher Helm County Cricket)

Randall, Derek

A C Black Publishers Ltd

A history of Hampshire county cricket club, including a look at some of its most famous players such as Alec Bowell, Philip Mead, Jack Newman, Alec Kennedy, George Brown, Walter Livsey and the Honourable Lionel Tennyson. The work includes a personal view of the club written by John Arlott, based on first-hand observation since 1935, who gives his own impressions of the club and its players. Statistical tables are included.

The History of Hampshire County Cricket Club (Christopher Helm County Cricket)

ARLOTT, JOHN.

When Arthur Carr played his last first-class cricket match in 1934, it was the end of an impressive career which saw him play for Nottinghamshire for 25 years, lead England as captain and score 45 centuries.Yet Carr graced Trent Bridge little in the years after his retirement. The reason? He was tainted by Bodyline – it was Carr who pioneered Bodyline bowling as the captain of Nottinghamshire and defended its use after the infamous tour of Australia.Winner of the County Championship, soldier in the Great War, Wisden Cricketer of the Year, inspiration for novelist Alec Waugh – Carr was far more than the instigator of a bowling tactic. Based on years of research, Peter Wynne-Thomas is bringing this forgotten captain – who could be both inspiring and alienating – back into the spotlight.

Arthur Carr: The Rise and Fall of Nottinghamshire's Bodyline Captain

Chequered Flag Publishing

<p>The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Cricket is a comprehensive, single-volume illustrated work of reference, conforming largely to the style of the previous successful volumes in the series. It provides essential information not only on the top cricketers and leading first-class competitions at international and domestic level, but the great matches, the famous cricket grounds, the business of cricket and cricket scandals and controversies that have had such a profound influence on all lovers of the game. Every player, tournament and issue of importance in the history of cricket will be referred to somewhere in the book.</p>

The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Cricket: The Definitive Illustrated Guide to World Cricket

Reference

Arnold,Peter

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Carlton Books Ltd.

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