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He revolutionised cricket. He turned it from an accomplishment into a science.

— K. S. Ranjitsinhji The Jubilee Book of Cricket (1897)

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On a treacherous wicket all the batsman can do is to watch the ball with all his might and let the bat follow the eye.

The Jubilee Book of Cricket (1897)

The game, whether it is called first-class or otherwise, is CRICKET, and any measure can only be a half-measure which aims at differentiating between the classes of cricket.

The Jubilee Book of Cricket (1897)

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