This book has had some excellent reviews including the following by ‘Club Cricket Conference’ magazine Extra Cover.
(Donations welcome) available from:
Wisholme, St Martins Road,
Gobowen, Oswestry,
Shropshire SY11 3PL
Tel: 01691 650554

This is an essential book for anyone involved, or thinking of being involved with disabled cricketers. It is also a very good book - clearly laid out, well thought-out and enjoyable to read. The authors, well known in all cricketing circles, have not made the mistake of treating their subject as if it is has some incurable disease and the result is a fine piece of publishing. “We hope the book will inspire more and more people to work with more and more disabled people in this country and abroad.” The words of Pat Roberts, Secretary of the Cricket Federation for People with Disabilities. Copies are available. Roger Chow



Cricket the Wildgoose Way: Development Coaching
by Dick and Fred Wildgoose
(Donations welcome) available from:
Wisholme, St Martins Road,
Gobowen, Oswestry,
Shropshire SY11 3PL
Tel: 01691 650554
'The coaching techniques in the following book apply to all cricketers in the game and gives an insight into mixed disability cricket for coaches wishing to work with our cricketers.
It has been produced to offer all cricketers with disabilities the opportunity to develop to excellence.
Whilst we will supply the book to mixed disability groups at an agreed fee, we are offering to send a copy to any one as a thankyou for a donation towards the work of the CFPD of at least £25 we do need your support.
The book is an ideal gift or present'

'Fortunately, great figures like David Gower - who would not, I suspect, be the first to provide the nation with a précis of Modern Psychology - prefer other priorities, like acting like president of the Cricket Federation for People with Disabilities.
The Wildgooses' coaching book is a treasure. Its contents are sufficiently attractive and sensible that any student of the game, whether able or disabled, should read it carefully. It’s an admirable enthusiastic coach and a great role model for coaches. Guess what? Enthusiasm is the first requirement in Bob Woolmer's view also.'
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The Cricketer