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Books to read at the cricket? The Price of Fish by Ian Harris and Michael Mainelli
2 minute read Ged Ladd writes: Disclosure: One of The Price Of Fish’s authors, Ian Harris, is my nom d’actualité. I had been invited by the London School of Economics for a video interview around some of the subject matter in the award-winning book, The Price of Fish, A New Approach to Wicked
Continue readingAre you David Lloyd’s unoccupied hand when Nasser Hussain is answering a question? Because we are
5 minute read Over time, we’ve become more and more fascinated with one of David Lloyd’s hands. It is the one that hangs by his side when Ian Ward interviews himself and Nasser Hussain at the end of each day’s play on Sky Sports. It is not the one that holds the microphone.
Continue readingThe Jason Roy catch: Has any wicket in the history of cricket featured a greater gulf in quality between bowling and fielding?
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Continue readingNow TV might work out cheaper if cricket’s all you want to watch on Sky Sports
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Continue readingWhich Sky Sports commentator delivered the most appropriate ‘England were all out for 77’ face?
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Continue readingOn Cricket by Mike Brearley – book review
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Continue readingBooks to read at the cricket? How to Lie With Statistics by Darrell Huff
2 minute read Our Books to read at the cricket? feature involves readers (let’s be honest, mostly Ged) trying to work out whether or not books are suitable for reading between balls and overs when attending a cricket match. Regular correspondent Ged Ladd writes: I was reminded of this wonderful little book, How
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