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The Noble Sport: The Role of the Aristocracy in the Early History of Cricket,o played cricket and why. It then contemplates the role of the aristocracy in developing cricket and considers their encouragement alongside the changing social environment and their declining political influence. Rather than simply adopting the notion that cricket became popular because of gambling

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The Construction of Ethos: The Spirit of Cricket,lso inspired the poet and the artist. Gemmell considers how some of these writings are associated with the spirit of the game and then examines how this could be linked to a wider ethos and used to benefit powerful groups. This chapter is dominated by an examination of what belongs to the sport’s et

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The Reality of Ethos: Segregation,in the ‘unnaturalness’ of equality. Focusing on the West Indies and India, Gemmell assesses the importance for the rulers of maintaining authority through the leadership of the cricket team. The polarisation of social class is explored through the amateur and professional divide, alongside the diffe

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Challenging Ethos: Nationalism,f colonial rule. An examination of the West Indies, Australia, and South Africa shows how national unity was expressed through the cricket team before actual political union. Using Ireland and India, the chapter reflects on the rejection of cricket as part of a wider liberation movement. Throughout

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The Decline of Ethos: Cricket in the Contemporary Age,influence, the emergence of one-day cricket and commercial interests, and the shifting of power to the subcontinent. Much of what was held sacrosanct in the sport’s ethos was undermined in an age where deference, privilege, and class on the one hand and liberty and democracy on the other have taken

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Conclusion: Test Matches, Globalisation, and Superpowers,ll looks at the future prospects for cricket alongside the forces of globalisation and the rise of India as a cultural superpower. There is a brief statistical analysis of the demise of Test cricket accompanied with some explanations. In addition, there are some examples of how India has exerted its

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The Construction of Ethos: The Spirit of Cricket,is could be linked to a wider ethos and used to benefit powerful groups. This chapter is dominated by an examination of what belongs to the sport’s ethos. It concludes with an analysis of social class and hierarchy and the key establishments, the church and the school, where the dissemination of ethos was conducted.