[PDF.14xu] Flannels on the Sward: History of Cricket in Americas(Black and White Edition)

Flannels on the Sward: History of Cricket in Americas(Black and White Edition)

[PDF.vh93] Flannels on the Sward: History of Cricket in Americas(Black and White Edition)

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 | #3176286 in Books |  2014-01-08 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  10.00 x.91 x7.00l,1.54 | File type: PDF | 402 pages

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||0 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Cricket COULD have become as universal as soccer!|By G.Baker|One had no idea that cricket was once the dominant bat-and-ball game in North America, as well as being quite popular in parts of Latin America, though given that the European colonists in North America were predominantly British it should come as no surprise. This work also seeks to explain why cricket lost that earl|About the Author|The author was an active cricketer in his younger days having played with state level cricketers and now reliving through his memorabilia collection and in the process going back further in time to discover the wonderful origins of cricket in Am

Cricket – America’s national game? It would have been! By 1859 cricket was being played in at least 22 states, in over 125 cities and towns, and the numbers of clubs were estimated to be around 1000, per Wilke’s Spirit of the Times. An American topped the English bowling averages; cricket clearly was America’s game. What happened then, to turn the tide in baseball’s favor? America’s cricketing capital Philadelphia, hosted teams from A...

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