<p><b>Welcome to <i>The Wicked Wit of Cricket</i>, a compendium packed with the games greatest stories from both on and off the field. </b><br><br>The English, as George Bernard Shaw once remarked, are not very spiritual people, so they invented cricket to give them some idea of eternity. Some might call it eternity. Others might instead regard it as heaven. The world of cricket is nevertheless one that is filled with larger than life characters be they the <b>great players</b>, the <b>unforgettable commentators</b>, the <b>legendary umpires </b>or the most enthusiastic and barmiest fans. The contest between leather and willow is, after all, only challenged by soccer as the <b>worlds most popular sport</b>.<br><br><i>The Wicket Wit of Cricket</i> is a sumptuous feast of crickets greatest tales, legends and anecdotes all spread out across the clubhouse table in bite-sized pieces. Bringing together the sports most famous <b>quips</b>, <b>insults</b>, <b>pranks</b>, <b>mishaps</b>, <b>incredible facts</b>, outrageous incidents, plus all those <b>great moments</b> of commentary where the words did not come out quite as intended. This is a book packed not just with wicked wit but with wicket wit as well!</p>
