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"A "Bawl" for American Cricket" was written by Jones Wister and published in 1893. American author and playwright known for promoting cricket in literature.

A "Bawl" for American Cricket

1893

Jones Wister

A "Bawl" for American Cricket

Jones Wister

1893

A 'Bawl' for American Cricket, written by Jones Wister and first published in 1893, is an instructional manual aimed at promoting cricket among American youth. The book covers the history, rules, and techniques of cricket, comparing it to baseball while highlighting the physical and moral benefits of the sport. Wister discusses the evolution of cricket in America, detailing the establishment of clubs and notable matches, and provides strategies for players in various roles. His goal is to inspire enthusiasm for cricket and encourage its adoption as a means of fostering health and camaraderie.