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Thoughts on some cricket books

By Will 4 years ago, at the end of February Add your comment below

My thoughts on Graham Thorpe’s autobiography (bleurgh) and Simon Hughes’ Morning Everyone (splendid) are over at the other blog for your reading delight.

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