The True Book About Cricket (1958) is a concise and accessible introduction to the game of cricket, written during the post-war golden era of English cricket. Designed primarily for younger readers and newcomers to the sport, the book explains not only the rules and structure of cricket but also its traditions, spirit, and culture.
Bruce Harris presents cricket as both a technical contest and a character-building game. The work belongs to a mid-century genre of instructional sporting books aimed at schools and youth readers, combining education with enthusiasm.
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