Rebuffed in his efforts to find a playing field for his cricket club and to bring the game of his youth to mainstream America, the intrepid Freddie Watkins marshals his forces – including an unlikely group of middle-school students – for a final confrontation with the anti-cricket, pro-baseball establishment.
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Ewart Rouse was a reporter for the Guardian in his native Trinidad, for the Associated Press in Washington, and was a reporter and editor at the Philadelphia Inquirer. While at the Inquirer, he taught journalism and business writing as an adjunct professor at Rutgers, Temple and Arcadia Universities. A life-long cricket fanatic and activist, Rouse is a founding member of the Echelon Cricket Club (for which he opened the inning), the New Jersey Cricket Association, and the Philadelphia Cricket League - experiences that provided the material for his Sticky Wicket series.
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