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The Cricket of Abel, Hirst, and Shrewsbury

Note 12 — Chapter XI · SUGGESTED REFORMS.

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Mr. W. J. Ford is against this. He says:—

“The grace and the skill of batting is so attractive to the eye and so delightful to the batsman himself that, pace various wise authorities, batting must be regarded as the chief factor in the game. Cramp batting, and the game will be spoiled.”

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