"The Best-Loved Game: One Summer Of English Cricket" 1979 MOORHOUSE, Geoffrey Lanvin of Paris

"The Best-Loved Game: One Summer Of English Cricket" 1979 MOORHOUSE, Geoffrey Lanvin of ParisMOORHOUSE, Geoffrey [188] pp. Hodder and Stoughton 1979 8 3 4" x 5 3 4" The Best Loved Game is a book written by Geoffrey Moorhouse. Written during the summer of 1978, and published the following year, the book describes the 1978 English cricket season through a series of essays based around matches Moorhouse attended. Each chapter features a specific match. Moorhouse attended a range of games from school and village level to Test matches, thus

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