In their Own Words
eBook - ePub

In their Own Words

Derbyshire Cricketers In Conversation

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eBook - ePub

In their Own Words

Derbyshire Cricketers In Conversation

About this book

Derbyshire County Cricket Club has had its share of big names and fascinating stories down the years. In Their Own Words recounts the county's history, ever since World War II, through the eyes and words of the men who helped create it. Beginning with the county's legendary 98-year-old former groundsman Walter Goodyear, the book is made up of a number of interviews with personalities from every decade since the end of the war. Key characters from across the spectrum of cricket in Derbyshire each give their personal take on teammates and opponents, trophy successes, fall-outs, and life on the cricket circuit. County legends, including Edwin Smith, Harold Rhodes, Brian Jackson, Bob Taylor, Peter Gibbs, Geoff Miller, Wayne Madsen, Graeme, Welch and many more talk about their lives and careers inside and outside the game, including an array of fascinating anecdotes to make this a club history with a difference.

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eBook ISBN
9781785312250
Edition
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Table of contents

  1. Cover Page
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Contents
  5. Dedication
  6. Foreword
  7. Introduction
  8. Author’s note
  9. Walter Goodyear (1938–1982)
  10. Edwin Smith (1951–1971)
  11. Harold Rhodes (1953–1969)
  12. Keith Mohan (1957–1958)
  13. Peter Eyre (1959–1972)
  14. Brian Jackson (1963–1968)
  15. Bob Taylor MBE (1963–1984)
  16. Peter Gibbs (1966–1972)
  17. Tony Borrington (1971–1980)
  18. Alan Hill (1972–1986)
  19. Colin Tunnicliffe (1973–1983)
  20. Geoff Miller OBE (1973–1990)
  21. John Wright OBE (1977–1988)
  22. Devon Malcolm (1984–1997)
  23. Kevin Dean (1996–2008)
  24. Graeme Welch (2001–2006)
  25. James Pipe (2006–2009)
  26. Wayne Madsen (2009–present)
  27. Chris Grant (2010–present)
  28. Epilogue
  29. Photographs