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Cricket Grand-Slam - Eric Litchfield ( SA vs Australia) RESERVED FOR AKSHAY

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PLEASE NOTE THIS BOOK IS RESERVED FOR BUYER AKSHAY

Hardcover with DJ. Howard Timmins Cape Town 1970. 203 pages

Price on DJ and ffep has been neatly inked over. Otherwise apart from normal yellowing of pages this book and its Dj are in pretty good condition. ( see pics below). Please feel free to ask questions.

Here is the greatest success story in the history of South African cricket, Ali Bacher's Springboks' Grand-Slam against Bill Lawry's Australians................The author holds strong views on ringside criticism of umpires and his comments on many angles of this controversial tour make this book that one that is very different to the usual run of sports books."