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Batting on the Bosphorus: A Skoda-powered Cricket Tour Through Eastern Europe

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Author: Angus Bell
Publisher: Canongate Books
Release Date: June 2008
ISBN-10: 1847672906
ISBN-13: 9781847672902
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batting on the bosphorus: a skoda powered cricket tour around eastern europe	Customer Rating:
Even for a person who detests cricket like myself I found this book addictive amusing and a fun book to read, I would recommend to others who enjoy traveling and have an interest in CEEC's.

Leg glances on ice in the eastern block, it doesn't get any better than this!

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This is a fantastic book even if you are not a fan of cricket! In fact if you don't understand cricket you'll find this book even funnier. Inspired by a Canadian Psychic and accompanied by a family ghost, Angus the intrepid Caledonian Cricketer sets out in his Skoda to conquer Eastern Europe armed with only an MCC coaching manual and some stumps! You'll find this a very easy to read book with plenty of images included some nice glossy colour ones (just in case your imagination can't conjure up a 5'9" Scotsman lofting a tennis ball from Europe into Asia across the river Bosphorus!).