Adelphi Archive

Cricket publishing, research and digital image collection

[Adelphi Archive @AdelphiArchive]

One copy is being sold on the latest @ACScricket auction if you want to place a bid. Don’t think a reprint is likely however.

[Sheff Cricket Lovers @SCLoversSociety]

@ACScricket do you know if Mick Pope's book about Fred Bakewell is going to be reprinted please? Or indeed where one might get a copy? Thank you ...

[James Buttler | Cricket Badger Podcast 🏏🦡🇺🇦 @cricket_badger]

Use the free streaming platform to advertise and promote, not hide the county game away again.
Really poor from @lancscricket in my humble opinion.

[Adelphi Archive @AdelphiArchive]

Congrats Griff - well deserved!

[David Griffin Photography @dgriffinpix]

“Winner Winner, Chicken Dinner”

@DerbyshireCCC @HomeOfCricket

[Adelphi Archive @AdelphiArchive]

Agree with all of this, except the image his of George Hirst!

[Historic Cricket Pictures @PictureSporting]

Wilfred Rhodes, unquestionably one of the game's greats. In a 58-Tesr career from 1899 to 1930 he scored 2325 runs at 30.19 and took 127 wickets at 26.96; in all cricket he played 1110 matches scoring 39969 runs at 30.81 and taking 4204 wickets at 16.72, aggregates that will never be matched. Oh, and he also held 765 catches. In his final year, aged 52, he played four Tests.

[Historic Cricket Pictures @PictureSporting]

Wilfred Rhodes, unquestionably one of the game's greats. In a 58-Tesr career from 1899 to 1930 he scored 2325 runs at 30.19 and took 127 wickets at 26.96; in all cricket he played 1110 matches scoring 39969 runs at 30.81 and taking 4204 wickets at 16.72, aggregates that will never be matched. Oh, and he also held 765 catches. In his final year, aged 52, he played four Tests.

[Adelphi Archive @AdelphiArchive]

No finer or more knowledgeable Northants ‘tour guide’ than AR!

[Andrew Radd @oldmanradd]

Showing members of the @NorthantsCCC squad where the County team used to play - on Northampton Racecourse. Visited other locations relevant to the club's history including the birthplace of George Thompson in Louise Road. Enjoyed sharing 'Anneka Rice' duties with @LeeDaggett !

[Association of Cricket Statisticians & Historians @ACScricket]

The latest @ACScricket ‘Lives in Cricket’ book is out today. ‘Jack Walsh - The Conjurer’ is the fascinating story of Australian born left-arm wrist spinner, Jack Walsh who took 1,190 first class wickets at 24.55, mainly for Leicestershire. Buy a copy from https://t.co/quExp7Y1op

[Jeremy Lonsdale @lonsdale_jeremy]

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[Adelphi Archive @AdelphiArchive]

@lonsdale_jeremy Looking forward to this one!

[Sarastro @sarastro77]

Once the fastest bowler in the world, Sam Moss's final years were ones of professional decline as questions persisted over his bowling action. But he also suffered several personal tragedies, culminating in his unfortunate death in 1923
https://t.co/abe4ZSNdIB

[Adelphi Archive @AdelphiArchive]

EPIC!

[Sky Sports Darts @SkySportsDarts]

One word to sum up this match? 😅

[Fairfield Books @FairfieldBooks_]

There's 25% off on a range of our titles with the code FAIRFIELD25. Perfect for Christmas

Shop now: https://t.co/VfyPix2Abd

[Association of Cricket Statisticians & Historians @ACScricket]

Thank you to @edwardscricket for his lovely review in @TheCricketerMag on @ACScricket ‘s book of Fred Bakewell by @popecricket which is a fine book superbly written about a forgotten hero. Great credit to @LonsdaleJeremy for his curation on behalf of @ACScricket #cricketcounts

[Adelphi Archive @AdelphiArchive]

Most welcome comments of support from @edwardscricket in latest Ashes Christmas issue of @TheCricketerMag for my recent biography of the troubled Northants and England cricketer Fred Bakewell. Thanks Paul! Copies still available via @ACScricket

[Adelphi Archive @AdelphiArchive]

Where’s his bat gone Griff?

[David Griffin Photography @dgriffinpix]

I'm not sure if I'm terrified or amazed (or both) at what AI can do to a humble still image of @DerbyshireCCC openers Ian Hall and Peter Gibbs walking out to bat at Derby over fifty years ago...

[Association of Cricket Statisticians & Historians @ACScricket]

The November issue of The Cricket Statistician is a tribute to @ACScricket founder Robert Brooke, who edited the journal's first 52 issues. He died earlier this year.

It also features Simon Wilde on Gilbert Jessop’s famously fast Test hundred, and David Frith on his career as a cricket magazine editor.

https://t.co/7iuysXYP0N

[Adelphi Archive @AdelphiArchive]

Think your review should say Rev Malcolm Lorimer, NOT Peter!

[Sheff Cricket Lovers @SCLoversSociety]

Barry Wood Review is up! https://t.co/APQwSYpEcs

[Association of Cricket Statisticians & Historians @ACScricket]

A lovely (and well deserved) review of @popecricket fine @ACScricket book about the great Fred Bakewell which continues to sell well at https://t.co/quExp7YzdX - Thank you to @richardjhobson & @TheCricketerMag for their feature. A book to make @oldmanradd & @NorthantsCCC proud.

[Association of Cricket Statisticians & Historians @ACScricket]

After recent talks to @ACScricket & @CricketSociety members, this wonderful book by @popecricket about Northants & England batter, Fred Bakewell, is nearly sold out. For the last few copies go to https://t.co/quExp7Y1op #cricketcounts

[Jeremy Lonsdale @lonsdale_jeremy]

Is anyone able to shed light on what is going on at @ScarboroCricket ? In particular to do with the financial situation, the board and the condition of the stand in the image below. #Cricket @MattersCounty @JonathanDoidge @cricket_badger