Runs and Catches: an autobiography (1980), ISBN: 9780571115655.
“The game, whether it is called first-class or otherwise, is CRICKET, and any measure can only be a half-measure which aims at differentiating between the classes of cricket.”
The Jubilee Book of Cricket (1897)
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