Original sentence: 81.131.49.71 (talk) 12:54, 24 May 2008 (UTC)
Edited sentence: Bowen's publication, The Cricket Quarterly(1963-70), began to address this and other questions, and attracted contributions from some of the original core members of the ACS such as Peter Wynne-Thomas and Keith Warsop.In the period after World War Two there developed an increasing interest in accurate and definitive statistics drawn from an agreed list of sources.The successive editions of Roy Webber's Book of Cricket Records(1951), attracted sharp criticism from among others, Rowland Bowen, who disputed the match scores and other criteria employed by Webber