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Post by rotorvol on May 1, 2020 23:56:00 GMT
I can think of two cricket novels; 'Run Out The Raj' and 'Bodyline, The Novel'. Authors Dennis Castle and Paul Wheeler. Both available on Amazon. If any others come to mind, I'll post them on this forum.
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Post by jeffcoleman on May 4, 2020 10:12:03 GMT
The Test by Nathan Leamon and Murder at Lord's by Henry Oltheten/John H Wories. The first is worth a read the second not so much. Another is Netherland by Joseph O'Neill, loosely based around the New York cricket scene post 9/11.
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Post by goldhawk on May 16, 2020 10:41:40 GMT
Very interesting hearing what you are all doing to pass the time. Learning to score sounds very industrious- and useful, as well as sorting out cricket books. I gave most of mine to an old friend - a Surrey member- now deceased. I`d really like to read cricket novel: anyone got any suggestions? Apologies btw I have no idea how to comment directly on individual replies. In fact, because I am the sole member online, I might abandon this for the time being. I am never online at night. Best cricket novel I have read is Netherland by Joseph O'Neill |
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Post by chriscrighton on Jun 4, 2020 20:41:39 GMT
Gotta say,thank you for all the quizzes during lockdown
And sporcle quizzes
Ive learned i dont know as much about MCCC as i thought!!!
But im learning!!!
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Post by bigjofra on Jun 8, 2020 20:20:16 GMT
MARK CHURCH looks sick, so trying all of them in my garden
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Post by gezzaofthemiddle on Jun 9, 2020 12:41:18 GMT
The best cricket novel ever published remains in my opinion 'PRO' by Bruce Hamilton, a poignant tale of county cricket in a bygone era.'a must read'
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