Frank Tyson - Books Written By Frank Tyson

Books Written By Frank Tyson

  • Tyson, The Sportsmans Book Club (1962)
  • The Crawford Dixon Letters (1967)
  • Test of Nerves, Manark (1975)
  • The Hapless Hookers, Garry Sparke & Associates, Melbourne (1976)
  • Complete Cricket Coaching, Pelham Bks. (11 Jul 1977)
  • Centenary Test, Pelham Bks. (14 Nov 1977)
  • Cricket and Other Diversions, No Imprint (1978)
  • Benson & Hedges International Cricket, The Craftsman Press (1970s)
  • War or Peace, Australia. England. West Indies, Garry Sparke (1980)
  • The Century Makers: Men Behind the Ashes, 1877–1977, Sidgwick & Jackson Ltd (14 Aug 1980)
  • The Cricketer Who Laughed, Hutchinson (April 1982)
  • Cricket Skills, Whitcoulls, New ed edition (1985)
  • The Test Within: Talent and Temperament in 22 Cricketers, Hutchinson Australia; First Edition, First Impression edition (1987)
  • The History of the Richmond Cricket Club (1987)
  • A Typhoon Called Tyson, Simon & Schuster Ltd; New Ed edition (May 1990)
  • The Terms of the Game: Dictionary of Cricket, Gollancz (25 April 1991)
  • Horan's Dairy, Association of Cricket Statisticians & Historians (31 Dec 2001)
  • In the Eye of the Typhoon: The Inside Story of the MCC Tour of Australia and New Zealand 1954/55, Parrs Wood Press (Oct 2004)

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