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June 23, 2008Posted on 06/23/2008 in Commentary
The joy of six: cricket innovations
From games of Twisti-Twosti to scraps of tarpaulin, Lawrence Booth lists six moments of invention that really changed the sport.
1) The googly
2) Bodyline
See the full list in the Guardian.
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