Table of contents for The Picador book of cricket / edited by Ramachandra Guha.


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FROM GRACE TO HUTTON
Alan Gibson - Great Men Before Agamemnon 3
C. B. Fry - The Founder of Modern Batsmanship 18
Bernard Darwin - Genial Giant 20
Ray Robinson - The Second Most Famous Beard in Cricket 25
J. H. Fingleton - Never Another Like Victor 29
Bernard Hollowood - The Greatest of Bowlers 37
Ian Peebles - The Colossus of Rhodes 43
Ralph Barker - The American LiUee 47
Neville Cardus - The Millionaire of Spin 57
R. C. Robertson-Glasgow - Three English Batsmen 62
Ronald Mason - Imperial Hammond 68
W J. O'Reilly - Young Don Bradman 79
J. H. Fingleton - Brightly Fades the Don 85



C. L. R. James - The Black Bradman 96
J. H. Fingleton - My Friend, the Enemy o05
E. W. Swanton - Compton Arrives in
Alan Ross - Hutton Departs x16
'Evoe' - Can Nothing Be Done? Izo
FROM MILLER TO TBNDULKAR
Ray Robinson - Touch of a Hero I25
Ray Robinson - Much in a Name 132
Ray Robinson - The Original Little Master 140
C. L. R. James - A Representative Man 148
John Arlott - In His Pomp Ix6
Ray Robinson - Southern Southpaws 169
Frank Keating - Down Under and Out x79
Scyld Berry - Gavaskar Equals Bradman x83
John Woodcock - Kapil's Devil 86
Donald Woods - Twist Again  89
MartinJohnson - A Man with a Secret 191
Scyld Berry - Botham's Fastest Hundred 194
Hugh Mdlvanney -Black Is Bountiful 2oI
Frank Keating - Marshall Arts 207



Martin Johnson - King of the Willow 212
B. C. Pires - Emperor of Trinidad 215
Frank Keating - Final Fling for the Fizzer 217
Mike Selvey - Sachin of Mumbai 22o
Suresh Menon - Tendulkar of the World 222
Alan Ross - Watching Benaud Bowl 225
LITTLE HEROES
A. A. Thomson - Bat, Ball and Boomerang 229
John Arlott - Rough Diamond 237
Neville Cardus - Robinson of Yorkshire 241
David Foot - Character in the Counties 244
Rowland Ryder - The Unplayable Jeeves 249
C. L. R. James - The Most Unkindest Cut 252
Matthew Engel - A Great Fat Man 261
Dale Slater - Abed and Apartheid 268
Philip Snow - The Fijian Botham 273
Sujit Mukherjee - A Jesuit in Patna 282
Neville Cardus - A Shastbury Character 286
Alan Gibson - The Unmasking of a Dashing Oriental Star 290
N. S. Ramaswami - Iverson and the Lesser Arts 293



Richard Cashman - The Celebrated Yabba 295
Hubert Phillips- An Englishman's Crease 297
VMATCHES
Ralph Barker - The Dem     Agaist Englan  301
Neville Cardus - The Ideal Cricket Match 317
C. L. R. James - Barnes v. Constantine 326
J. H. Fingleton - The Best Test I Have Known 330
Richie Benaud - The Last Day at Brisbane 34
Mike Marqusee - David Slays Goliath 350
R. C. Robeon-Glasgow - The One-Way Critic 361
STYLEs AND THEE
J. H. Fingleton - The Brilliance of LefHanders 365
John Arlott - Fast and Furious 38
Ian Peebles - Opening Batsmen 382
John Arlott - Not One to Cover 386
Gerald Brodribb- The Big Hit 390
Ian Peebles - Ba9ooners 398
Neville Cardus - The Umpire 401
J. H. Fingleton - Cricket Farewels 404



Tunku Varadarajan - To Lord's with Love - and a Hamper 406
Alan Ross - The Presence of Ranji 40o
Gideon Haigh - Sir Donald Brandname 412
B. C. Pires - Coping with Defeat 419
Ian Wooldridge - Ashes Dream Teams 424
John Arlott - Australianism 428
V S. Naipaul - The Caribbean Flavour 432
J. B. Priestley - The Lesson of Garfield Sobers 437
Neville Cardus - The Spirit of Summer 44I
A. A. Thomson - Winter Made Glorious 445
Neville Cardus - What's in a Name? 450
Rowland Ryder - The Pleasures of Reading Wisden 453
Ramachandra Guha - Epilogue: An Addict's Archive 461
R. C. Robertson-Glasgow - The Bowler's Epitaph 470
Acknowledgements 471








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