
Wearing the Baggy Green: Australian Cricket Encyclopedia
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'Wearing the Baggy Green' by Ian Ferguson is an Encyclopedia of Australian Test Cricket. All the players who have represented Australia in Test cricket since 1877 when these matches began are featured, as well as statistics on each one. 'Wearing the Baggy Green' covers cricket in the Depression era, post-World War II, and the 2005 Ashes series. This is a must for all cricket fans: statistics, photographs, potted histories, statistics, controversies, statistics - did we mention statistics? Cricketers love stats. As we come up to the most celebrated Australian Test match in history - the sold out Christmas Test against England - there can be no doubt that Australians love their cricket and 'Wearing the Baggy Green' with its November release will be an ideal Christmas gift.
Author: Ian Ferguson
Format: Paperback, 400 pages, 154mm x 236mm, 584 g
Published: 2006, Brolga Publishing Pty Ltd, Australia
Genre: Ball Games: Field & Outdoor
Description
'Wearing the Baggy Green' by Ian Ferguson is an Encyclopedia of Australian Test Cricket. All the players who have represented Australia in Test cricket since 1877 when these matches began are featured, as well as statistics on each one. 'Wearing the Baggy Green' covers cricket in the Depression era, post-World War II, and the 2005 Ashes series. This is a must for all cricket fans: statistics, photographs, potted histories, statistics, controversies, statistics - did we mention statistics? Cricketers love stats. As we come up to the most celebrated Australian Test match in history - the sold out Christmas Test against England - there can be no doubt that Australians love their cricket and 'Wearing the Baggy Green' with its November release will be an ideal Christmas gift.

Wearing the Baggy Green: Australian Cricket Encyclopedia