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A portrait of Bill Day at Ashford Town Cricket Club, by Oliver Parkin

An excerpt from an oral history interview with Bill Day. Listen to him describe playing cricket for Warehorne in the 1950s and early 1960s; travelling to away fixtures in a hearse; inter-village rivalries; matches drawing to a close in time for…

Bill Day, with the football at his feet, and the Kent Messenger football team in Maidstone during the 1966-67 season.

Bill Day (in red) and the touring Lobsters Cricket Club, in Newbridge, South Wales, c.2014. Originally the touring team from Hythe Cricket Club, the Lobsters were led for many years by 'The Lobster King', Dick Apps – 'a legendary man of cricket',…

Exhausted after a long day's reporting, Bill Day takes a well-earned rest – on his typewriter (1969).

Summary of an Oral History Recording with interviewee Bill Day

Transcription of an oral history recording of interviewee Bill Day

An oral history interview with Bill Day