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R.E.S. WYATT: FIGHTING CRICKETER

R.E.S. WYATT: FIGHTING CRICKETER
R.E.S. WYATT: FIGHTING CRICKETER

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In a first-class career spanning some 30 years, Bob Wyatt (1901-95) scored nearly 40,000 runs and took over 900 wickets. he captained England in nearly half of the 40 Tests he played in.

Large 8vo. xvi + [2] + 278pp. Text illustrations. Dust-wrapper, very good. Signed by R.E.S.Wyatt to title-page.

Date
1985
Publisher
George Allen & Unwin
Author
Gerald PAWLE

£28.00 (Code: 77460)

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