| "This little volume is a delight"
Daily Telegraph (Top 10 sport books 2010)
"One of the wittiest and most original sporting books of this or any other year"
Cricinfo
"Succeeds at the high-wire challenge of book-length satire, re-imagining a modern cricket magazine in Victorian style"
The Guardian (Best Books Of The Year) "Wonderfully and authentically illustrated. It glories in its ribaldry"
The Observer
"A wonderful piece of spoofery... the funniest cricket book of the year"
The Sports Bookshelf
"Top read"
The Sun
"This fantastic volume is the perfect companion to make you chuckle, no matter what is going on Down Under"
BarmyArmy.com
"This book is small, humorous and rather a beautiful thing with which to spend time"
99.94
"You will love WG Grace Ate My Pedalo. It is, frankly, mint"
King Cricket
"A welcome and wacky addition to any cricket-lover’s library"
The Top Spin, Mail Online
"The book that Andy has been raving about"
Paul Hawksbee, TalkSPORT
"Demonically funny"
The Old Batsman
"A refreshingly different kind of joy to that usually encountered between the covers of a yellow book with the word 'Wisden' on it"
Cricket365
"Odd, irreverant, funny and in places brilliant"
The Corridor (a cricket blog)
"Just What The Good Doctor Ordered"
Sport Magazine
"Alan Tyers was once called a friend of a gigolo for writing about Sachin Tendulkar. I’m not sure that is a reason to buy this book, but it is close enough."
Cricket With Balls
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