"A great cricketer must be an artist and express himself in his strokes."
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All On A Summer's Day (1953).
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Margaret Hughes
Margaret Patricia Hughes (1 October 1919 – 30 January 2005) was a sportswriter. Her first book, All On A Summer's Day (1953), was described by Neville Cardus in his foreword to the book as "the first book on first-class cricket not written by a man".
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