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| Playfair Cricket Annual 1996 |  | Author: Bill Frindall Publisher: Headline Category: Book
List Price: £8.99 Buy Used: £5.50 You Save: £3.49 (39%)
Rating: 3 reviews
Media: Hardcover Edition: 1996 Pages: 288
ISBN: 0747216010 EAN: 9780747216018 ASIN: 0747216010
Publication Date: 1996 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days Shipping: International shipping available Condition: 1996 Headline pocket sized PAPERBACK. Light wear, binding tight; very good overall. A complete almanac of the 1995 season.
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Outstanding Value for any Cricket Lover April 29, 2001 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Playfair Cricket Annual 2001 is a pocket sized library of up to date cricket statistics and information. It contains to the point pen pictures of each first class county and their playing staff, a summary of the previous season and very importantly international stats for test and limited over games. Well laid out and easy to use.....cracking good value for the money!
Class production keeps fan informed of Player data and other April 21, 2001 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
the new edition maintains its tradition of keeping the fan up to date by following its regular format.The way any fan can see if a player is approaching a personal best shows how useful it is as a reference tool.It also gives a summary on all players registered which is especially useful when a newcomer breaks into the side.This edition also contains a tribute to the great Sir Don Bradman possibly the greatest player that ever lived.The inclusion of County Phone numbers is also helpful when weather is dodgy and want clarification before the short trip to the ground.I find this a very compulsive read and plan my diary around the fixture section included at the back. The fielding chart is very useful for teaching new fans about players positions.I also find it is the perfect size as a reference guide.
Absolutely indispensible. May 9, 2000 Wisden, of course, is cricket's "yellow Bible". But its sheer bulk makes it inconvenient to lug around the grounds, and in any case it is primarily a journal of record rather than a form guide. Which is where Bill Frindall's Playfair Annual, concentrating as it does on the present, comes in.The decision to abandon comment in the body of the book, even on the NatWest Trophy, and instead to ask a prominent figure (this year it's Justin Langer) to pen a foreword has been a success, as readers have been treated to some very thought-provoking and trenchant opinions. Frindall's editorial is also interesting. The tried and tested layout is little changed, although new registrations no longer have a section to themselves at the end of each county's register, which is a bit of a shame. The book is just as easy to flick through as ever it was, and will be by my side all season.
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