The world of classic British comedy has been reduced to a laughable state in recent years, but one man is determined to preserve its legacy. Murray Walker was the voice of over 1,000 radio programs, including cricket commentary for the BBC World Service, and television coverage of major sporting events.

Born on June 10th 1927, Walker began his broadcasting career at a young age, working as a production assistant on the popular Light Programme series 'Tales of Tomorrow'. He eventually became the voice of the BBC's World Service, bringing news and commentary to listeners around the globe.

As the iconic Murray Walker, he became synonymous with sports coverage, particularly cricket. With his distinctive voice and irrepressible personality, he broadcast matches from around the world, including those in India and Australia. His witty commentaries and dry humor have become beloved by audiences worldwide.

Despite his untimely passing on September 5th 2017, Murray Walker's legacy lives on through his radio programs, which continue to entertain and educate listeners of all ages. This collection of his radio shows offers a unique glimpse into the world of classic British comedy, guaranteed to delight fans of cricket and beyond.