For 141 years Wisden Cricketers' Almanack has collected and collated what happens in top-class cricket, making Wisden the most famous name in sports publishing. Its pages record the development of a game and reflect social changes in the world beyond the game's boundaries. Both volumes of A Wisden Collection provide a taste of Wisden down the years, picking out the highlights and the heroes who have made cricket headlines. Jonathan Rice in Wisden Cricketer described the first collection edited by Graeme Wright as 'an unputdownable treasure-trove of all that's quirky, informative and fascinating about Wisden's view of cricket'. He went on to become the editor for Volume Two, ensuring it will be just as appealing to all cricket fans.
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'A rosary of gemstones gathered from the millions of words written in the 141 editions of the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack a masterpiece of editing' Ian Wooldridge, Daily Mail '[If you give this to your husband for Christmas] you probably won't get another peep out of him before the back end of Boxing Day.' Ian Wooldridge, Daily Mail 'Capturing the essence and spirit of Wisden A lot of the fun' Daily Telegraph 'a quaint despatch from a vanished world, a volume full of sepia-tinted accounts' New Statesman
As editor and writer of countless publications over the last three decades, including the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack, Graeme Wright's name is synonymous with the world of cricket writing. In A Wisden Collection, his idiosyncratic style provides us with a collection of the many highs and lows, trials and tribulations that make cricket the sport we know and love.
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