12 April 2018, The Tablet

A window on the soul of English cricket

by Chris Nancollas

 

Cricket, for most of its existence, has been inextricably bound to the English class system. As recently as the 1960s, teams consisted of “gentlemen” (well-bred amateurs) and “players” (working-class ­professionals).

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