Tim Percival
First-class cricket books
Fairfield Books publishes excellent and interesting cricket titles. We are committed to delivering writing of the highest quality and production values to match.
More tales of cricketing legends making their mark in club cricket.
50 personal recollections of 50 different seasons between 1934 and 2020.
The saga of Icelandic cricket by Kit Harris.
A revealing and thought-provoking biography of Frank Worrell, the first black man to be officially appointed West Indian captain.
A collection of some of cricket writer Paul Edwards’ best and most entertaining work.
Vic Marks continues where Alan Gibson left off to tell the story of England’s captains since 1979.
The thrilling and brutal story of the 1974/75 Ashes series in Australia.
Former England fast bowler Dave ‘Syd’ Lawrence tells the story of a life of incredible highs and devastating lows.
A minimum of £0.50, evenly split between the MND Association and the Cricketers’ Trust, will be donated for every copy sold.
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Reviews
Few have explored cricket's quirky stories as far and wide as Geoff Lemon and Adam Collins.
There is a refreshing honesty about everything Giles writes, and many reminders about tours and Tests that have not been written about for many years.
Martin Chandler, Cricket Web
An uplifting and joyous read, capturing – at times with stunning emotion – the power of cricket to transform lives.
Stephen Chalke
Every cricket fan needs this on their bookshelf. It is as simple as that.
Steve Dolman, Derbyshire Cricket – Peakfan's blog
This is still a truly outstanding book, and one which I recommend without the slightest hesitation
Martin Chandler, CricketWeb
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