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Tickets for the opening two Ashes Tests are guaranteed when you tour with Susan and I to the UK next winter. In between Trent Bridge and Lord’s, wel’l be spending a week in the magnificent West Country, including Boscastle and Bath, a true adventure in paradise. Your fully hosted three...
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For all of Gubby Allen’s extraordinary contributions, on and off the field, his key involvement in the 1932-33 Bodyline series remains the signature six months of one of the most dynamic and influential cricketing lives.
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Celebrating the 150th year of Queensland cricket comes a 400-page tribute to the outstanding players and teams by Adam Burnett, who writes: ‘I took a fresh approach to exploring the past and present of the Bulls, Fire and Heat, and so many outstanding players who have been heroes of the...
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The Ashes, by Mark Browning Review: Ken Piesse The near-deafening roar when Bobby Simpson’s off-stump cartwheeled courtesy of English express David Brown at the MCG in the deciding Test of the 1965-66 Ashes summer caused first-time visitor, eight-year-old Mark Browning to jump out of his seat in shock. How could...
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When a 14-year-old Steve Finn put England’s new opening bat Andrew Strauss on his backside with a bouncer in an impromptu net session at Finchley, he was immediately earmarked as a future England XI player.
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TEN OUT, Ian Brayshaw (Hardie Grant Books, $35) Three days before the signature performance of his life, Ian Brayshaw was thrown from an out-of-control horse and braced himself, fearing the worst.
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