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Unusually cricket
August 19, 2012

Unusually Cricket

Rt Hon Sir Alan Haselhurst MP

One would think that only a club with at least twenty-two players would arrange to play simultaneous fixtures. But with the Outcasts CC – England’s most notorious wandering club – it is different, of course. Still, the challenge provided by a clash of fixtures should at least allow the club to put behind it the unfortunate memories of their first ever fixture in France. Or perhaps not.

Illustrated with cartoons by Hoby.

ISBNs:

Hardback: 978-1-907076-01-5

Extent: 256 pages.

Imprint and publisher: The Professional and Higher Partnership.

Place of publication: Wicken (2010).

‘Alan’s books are an enjoyable read for all friends of cricket’ – Graham Gooch OBE
‘Alan Haselhurst’s deep love of cricket and sense of humour run through all his cricket books. Accidentally Cricket is sure to delight his fans’ – Ed Smith
‘Alan Haselhurst loves cricket and writes more amusingly about it than any contemporary’ – Rt. Hon. Sir John Major, KG, CH

Occasionally cricket
August 19, 2012

Occasionally Cricket

Rt Hon Sir Alan Haselhurst MP

The Outcasts CC is England’s most infamous wandering cricket club. Somehow its pursuits of the noble ideals of cricket seem always to be accompanied by a good deal of beer, sex, and curry – not necessarily in that order – plus the attention of the emergency services.  Occasionally Cricket recounts the sorry tale of two of the club’s matches against village sides – and their unfortunate weekend challenge in Yorkshire

Illustrated with cartoons by Hoby.

ISBNs:

Hardback: 978-1-907076-05-3

ePub: 978-1-907076-08-4

PDF: 978-1-907076-09-1

Extent: 256 pages.

Imprint and publisher: The Professional and Higher Partnership.

Place of publication: Wicken (2010).

‘Alan’s books are an enjoyable read for all friends of cricket’ – Graham Gooch OBE
‘Alan Haselhurst’s deep love of cricket and sense of humour run through all his cricket books. Accidentally Cricket is sure to delight his fans’ – Ed Smith
‘Alan Haselhurst loves cricket and writes more amusingly about it than any contemporary’ – Rt. Hon. Sir John Major, KG, CH

Accidentally cricket
August 19, 2012

Accidentally Cricket

Rt Hon Sir Alan Haselhurst MP

The Outcasts CC is England’s most infamous wandering cricket club. Somehow its pursuits of the noble ideals of cricket seem always to be accompanied by a good deal of beer, sex, and curry – not necessarily in that order – plus the attention of the emergency services.  Now, in Accidentally Cricket, the Outcasts go global, causing mayhem in their distinctively disreputable style all the way from small-town Australia to the grounds of an English country house.

Illustrated with cartoons by Hoby.

ISBNs:

Hardback: 978-1-907076-00-8

ePub: 978-1-907076-06-0

PDF: 978-1-907076-07-7

Kindle: 978-1-907076-50-3

Extent: 256 pages.

Imprint and publisher: The Professional and Higher Partnership.

Place of publication: Wicken (2009).

‘Alan’s books are an enjoyable read for all friends of cricket’ – Graham Gooch OBE
‘Alan Haselhurst’s deep love of cricket and sense of humour run through all his cricket books. Accidentally Cricket is sure to delight his fans’ – Ed Smith
‘Alan Haselhurst loves cricket and writes more amusingly about it than any contemporary’ – Rt. Hon. Sir John Major, KG, CH

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