Keeps the bones of man from lying On the bed of earth. 10cc Dreadlock Holiday "Dreadlock Holiday" is probably the most well-known pop song to mention cricket. 10cc's hit single reached number 1 in the UK in 1978. However, the song has only a tenuous connection with cricket, mentioning it in the chorus: "I don't like cricket, oh no, I love it". Duckworth Lewis Method The group The Duckworth Lewis Method have released two concept albums about cricket, entitled The Duckworth Lewis Method and Sticky Wickets. Poetry books Moments and Thoughts, by John Snow (cricketer) (Kaye & Ward Ltd., 1973) A Breathless Hush: The MCC Anthology of Cricket Verse, by Hubert Doggart and David Rayvern Allen (2004)Come Shane, by Victoria Coverdale (Make Jam Press, 2006) . A poetic tribute to Shane Warne from a female admirer and how her world changed when "that" ball was delivered. A Tingling Catch: A Century of New Zealand Cricket Poems 1864–2009, edited by Mark Pirie (Wellington, N.Z.: HeadworX Publishers). . First anthology of New Zealand cricket poems. Cautionary Tales from the Pavilion: A Short Collection of Verse, by Giscard Drew (2014) Hows Its, by Nick Whittock (Inken Publish, 2014). Leg Avant: The New Poetry of Cricket, edited by Richard Parker (Crater Press, 2016) Less Cautionary Tales from the Pavilion: A Slightly Longer Collection of Verse, by Gas Card Drew (2020) See also Cricket in fiction Cricket in film and television References BibliographyThey Made Cricket by G. D. Martineau (1956), Museum PressThe Penguin Cricketer's Companion'' ed. Alan Ross (1981) External links Complete text of "Vitai Lampada" Frindall column referring to "Victory Calypso" Lyrics of the "Victory Calypso" Audio of famous cricket calypsos Cricket poems Cricket culture