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MY WORLD OF CRICKET (A CENTURY OF TESTS) - JOHN WOODCOCK'S COPY

MY WORLD OF CRICKET (A CENTURY OF TESTS) - JOHN WOODCOCK
MY WORLD OF CRICKET (A CENTURY OF TESTS) - JOHN WOODCOCK

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SIGNED

The well-known Indian cricket journalist recalls some of the significant moments that he witnessed on the cricket field.

First edition. 8vo. 340pp + index. Original illustrated boards with repairs to spine. Edges rubbed and some foxing to page edges.  Signed, dated and dedicated to John Woodcock, the eminent cricket writer, by Sarbadhikary to the front endpaper. Also signed by Woodcock to front pastedown.

Date
1964
Publisher
Cricket Library (India)
Author
Berry SARBADHIKARY

£110.00 (Code: 82905)

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