Table of Contents

Foreword by Hugh Morris
1. Business as Usual
2. The Summer of 1914
3. The Outbreak of War
4. 1914 - Mons
5. 1915 - Gallipoli
6. 1915 - Flanders
7. 1915 - Loos
8. 1916 - The Somme
9. The Pals Battalions
10. Shell-shock
11. 1916 - Aden
12. 1917 - Arras
13. 1917 - Passchendaele
14. 1917 - Palestine
15. 1917 - Cambrai
16. The Royal Flying Corps
17. 1918 - The Spring Offensive
18. 1918 - The Italian Front
19. 1918 - Hundred Days Offensive
20. Dealing with Grief
21. The Armistice and the Aftermath
22. Play Resumes
Roll of Honour

About the Author

Dr. Andrew Hignell is the Heritage and Education Co-ordinator to Glamorgan County Cricket Club, and Curator of the CC4 Museum of Welsh Cricket. A prolific writer and broadcaster, Andrew is the editor of the Cricket in Wales series published by St. David's Press.

Reviews

`We must never forget what these people did, either at the crease or in the trenches. As a tribute to their deeds either on the Front Foot or on the Front Line, this book is a most fitting one.' Hugh Morris, from his Foreword