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ISBN: 978-0-356-12712-5

Publisher: Queen Anne Press - 1987

Synopsis: Although cricket is now a world sport there are still some far flung outposts where the terminology and traditions of the game are not fully understood. Eskimos shivering in their icy igloos perhaps do not realise what it is like to stand in the slips and Pigmies dancing in the steamy jungles of Africa are not entirely clued up as to the meaning of big booming bouncers (or maybe they are). This book should prove an invaluable source of information to would be followers of the game, who although attracted by its pace and drama find their enjoyment marred by total mystification as to its idioms and idiosyncrasies.

Condition: Hardcover shows very light shelf wear on the exterior; Small indent on back of hardcover; Pages are clean, unmarked and in very good condition;