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From the producers of the number-one best-selling CD The Wit of Cricket, here is a brand-new collection of the funniest cricket stories at home and abroad, recorded live at Great Brickhill Cricket Club in Bedfordshire. Join in the laughter at hilarious anecdotes about the Ashes, overseas tours, sledging, Test Match...

Now We Are Sixty (and a bit) written by Christopher Matthew performed by Martin Jarvis, Virginia McKenna, Christopher Matthew and Robert Daws on CD (Abridged)

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ISBN: 9780719565946
Genre - Main: Fiction
Genre - Specific: Poetry
Duration: 60 mins
Length: Abridged
Author: Christopher Matthew
Performer 1: Martin Jarvis
Performer 2: Virginia McKenna
Performer 3: Christopher Matthew
Performer 4: Robert Daws

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A Genius Performance by Martin Jarvis!

Barely had the first copies of Christopher Matthew's 'Now We Are Sixty' landed in the bookshops when people started to ask when he was going to write a sequel.

To his surprise the temptation to try his hand at a few more poems (particularly based on originals he hadn't tackled before, such as the Emperor's Rhyme or Sneezles) proved, like age itself, irresistible.

Once again they follow the rhymes and rhythms of the great Milne, to remind those who are getting on in years of the wit, wisdom and whimsy he conjured up for those who were very young.

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