- Half a century of writing by David Frith
- Foreword by John Woodcock
- Hardback edition with 356 pages
- Far reaching - cricketing personalities, evetns and controversies over 40 years
Description
Frith on Cricket is a broad collection of the best of David Frith's writings on the game's history, personalities and controversies. The book draws from almost 40 years of description, investigation and comment on cricket's great occasions, the upheavals and the colourful personalities who have made the headlines.
The range of articles covered is wide, taking in the earliest contests right up to England's victory over Australia in the 2009 Ashes, listening to a Test match through the night, arguing with Don Bradman, investigating cricket suicides, journeying to all the Test playing nations and training with the county champions are just a few of the vast number of articles. All of this is supported by a quality foreword by esteemed former Times cricket correspondent John Woodcock and a wide variety of illustrations.
Order Frith on Cricket today and start reliving over 40 years of superb cricket writing.
