Anyone for Cricket?: A Diary of an Australian Tour
- ISBN-10
- 0720711967
- ISBN-13
- 9780720711967
- Category
- Cricket
- Pages
- 176
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1979
- Authors
- Bob Taylor, David Gower, Patrick Murphy
Description
... England XI G.A. Gooch G. Miller D.W. Randall C.T. Radley D.I. Gower R.W. Tolchard R.W. Taylor P.H. Edmonds J.E. Emburey c Roberts b Salmon 29 c & b Carroll 30 c Challis b Carroll 7 c McNamara b Aitken 1 c Salmon b Aitken 21 b Aitken ...
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