1 CD, Lord Wigram, soldier and court official interviewed by Alastair Lack. The CD consists of 1 track.
Track 1: [0:00-0:19] Background noises, [0:20-5:16] Wigram talks about his father's military and cricket career and being involved with bodyline as private secretary to King George V, [5:17-6:59] Wigram talks about befriending Douglas Jardine during Second World War, [7:00-8:42] Wigram talks about playing cricket at Winchester under Harry Altham and Rockley Wilson, [8:43-10:05] Wigram talks about watching Kent as a boy and watching touring West Indians including Learie Constantine hitting a ball over the tree at Canterbury, [10:06-10:25] Wigram talks about Frank Woolley being his favourite Kent cricketer.
[10:26-11:50] Wigram talks about taking part in Easter coaching classes at Lord's and being taught bowling by Walter Brearley, [11:51-13:07] Wigram talks about the England Cricket Team of the 1920'S and 1930's and the Test Match schedule in England, [13:08-15:12] Wigram talks about becoming a member and watching his first matches at Lord's, [15:13-19:48] Wigram talks about successfully playing in a match for the North of Scotland vs. Australians in 1938 including hitting Alan Kippax for six, [19:49-20:36] Wigram talks about Francis Lacey being involved with Easter coaching classes and his father being friends with Lacey and Pelham Warner.
[20:37-22:22] Wigram talks about how Charles Cobham changed the tradition of members wearing their ties at Lord's, [22:23-23:39] Wigram talks about cricket highlights including Brian Close batting against Wes Hall and Charlie Griffith and watching Ted Dexter and David Gower bat, [23:40-24:51] Wigram talks about Kent social events including Band of Brothers concert evenings, [24:52-25:57] Wigram talks about playing for the Royal household cricket team and never for the MCC but his father did numerous times.
A back-up copy of this CD is included. Poor audio quality.