Cricket Punch
Publisher: Stanley Paul & Co Ltd
Published: 1959
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 143
Copyright date: 1959
Subjects: Cricket.
Description: Cricket Punch is a landmark work by Frank Worrell, one of the most influential figures in the history of West Indies cricket and the game as a whole. First published in 1959, the book captures Worrell at a pivotal moment—on the cusp of his revolutionary captaincy that would redefine leadership, sportsmanship, and racial unity in international cricket.

Written with clarity, intelligence, and quiet authority, Cricket Punch offers Worrell’s insights into batting, team dynamics, touring life, and the evolving role of the West Indies on the world stage. More than a technical manual, it is a thoughtful reflection on cricket as both a sport and a cultural force, shaped by discipline, confidence, and collective purpose.
Notes: Notes:
This edition has been catalogued from a private Australian reference copy.
Detailed physical description and images of this edition are available via The Fine Art Hut (Australia).
https://www.thefinearthut.com/west-indies-cricket-books