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A bumper collection of the funniest anecdotes, jokes and stories from cricket's best-loved personalities. Cricket is a funny old game - even when rain stops play! Now you can read not only the most popular stories by five of the game's all-time great characters - Richie Benaud, Dickie Bird, Henry Blofeld, Brian Johnston and Fred Trueman - but also the humour and insights of modern players including Michael Atherton...

The Wit of Cricket at Home and Abroad written by Peter Baxter and Barry Johnston performed by Peter Baxter, Barry Johnston, Christopher Martin-Jenkins and Robert Powell on Audio CD (Abridged)

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ISBN: 9781444711363
Genre - Main: Fiction
Genre - Specific: Humour
Duration: 75 mins
Length: Abridged
Author: Peter Baxter and Barry Johnston
Performer 1: Peter Baxter
Performer 2: Barry Johnston
Performer 3: Christopher Martin-Jenkins
Performer 4: Robert Powell

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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...

Special, and much more! Peter Baxter was the producer of TMS on BBC radio for 34 years;

Barry Johnston is the son of Brian Johnston. He is a writer and producer and he compiled The Wit of Cricket book; Christopher Martin-Jenkins has commentated on TMS since 1973, was cricket correspondent for the BBC and The Times, and is the new president of MCC;

Robert Powell is an award-winning actor and former president of the Lord`s Taverners.

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