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The Best of Dickie Bird

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 Seventy-five minutes of laughter, anecdotes, and memories from cricket's best-loved umpire. Now collected for the first time on one audiobook, here are brilliant highlights from Dickie Bird's three best-selling recordings: My Autobiography, White Cap and Bails, and An Evening with Dickie Bird.

From his childhood in Barnsley to his hilarious experiences with Test cricketers, such as Ian Botham, Geoffrey Boycott, Merv Hughes, and Allan Lamb, and his own emotional farewell at Lord's, here are the best stories from cricket's favourite storyteller.

©2007 Dickie Bird (P)2007 Barn Productions Entertainment & Celebrities Funny Witty
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Great Tales Spoken by the Greatest Umpire

Each tale stitched together kind of awkwardly, a bit disjointed. In other words poorly edited. It needed more information about venues and audiences. I imagine no interest for non cricketers, it helps if you know cricketing terms. Overall though, throughly enjoyable tales of the middle and back in the dressing room.

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