Championship Cricket by Trevor Bailey is a detailed and authoritative examination of English county cricket at its competitive peak during the mid-20th century. Drawing on his experience as one of England’s most dependable all-rounders, Bailey provides insight into the tactics, techniques, and mentality required to succeed in the County Championship.
 
The book explores team structures, match strategy, player roles, and the nuances of first-class cricket across England’s historic counties. It is both instructional and reflective, offering readers a deeper understanding of how championship-winning sides are built and sustained.
 
Rich in cricketing knowledge and grounded in real experience, this work stands as an important contribution to cricket literature — particularly for collectors interested in the English domestic game and writings by prominent Test cricketers.