1 CD: 25 minutes 56 seconds

1 CD, Robert Fellowes, Baron Fellowes interviewed by David Rayvern Allen. The CD consists of 5 tracks. Track 1: [0:55-1:47] Fellowes talks about his early interest in cricket, [1:47-5:55] Fellowes talks about playing cricket for Eton and for Norfolk in the Minor Counties Championship. Track 2: [0:00-0:40] Fellowes talks about having a twitch whilst bowling and the ball failing to leave his arm, [0:40-2:00] Fellowes talks about playing at Arundel and Highclere and playing for the Royal Household Cricket Club, [2:00-3:00] Fellowes talks about members of the Royal Family's interest in cricket including Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, [3:00-4:03] Fellowes talks about his decision to stop playing cricket in 1996 and become an umpire. Track 3: [0:00-2:40] Fellowes talks about playing country house cricket, [2:40-5:59] Fellowes talks about the current state of international cricket and the rise of Twenty20 cricket, and his thoughts on improving one day cricket. Track 4: [0:00-1:50] Fellowes talks about increasing the number of overs in one day cricket and Shane Warne's contribution to cricket, [1:50-5:19] Fellowes talks about Allen's suggestion of playing cricket in the Olympics and England not sending a team to play in the Commonwealth Games in 1998. Track 5: [0:00-1:00] Fellowes talks about the MCC Audio Archive Project, [1:00-2:55] Fellowes talks about Henry Blofeld's cricketing career and his assistance with the project, and Fellowes' hopes for the museum, [2:55-4:40] Fellowes talks about the Lord's redevelopment project including redeveloping the museum. A back-up copy of this CD is included.

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