The book explores the life and legacy of Shane Warne, a charismatic cricketer who transformed the sport into a spectacle. Celebrated for his unmatched talent and theatrical flair, Warne's influence extended beyond cricket, making him a cultural icon in Australia. The narrative captures his vibrant personality, memorable moments, and the profound impact he had on the game, while also reflecting on his untimely passing. Filled with anecdotes and insights, it pays tribute to a true sporting legend.
Ken Piesse shares his journey through the highs and lows of a multifaceted career in sports, particularly cricket and football. This memoir reflects his relentless pursuit of recognition amidst challenges and personal tragedies. With a blend of ambition, resilience, and a touch of luck, Piesse offers insights into his experiences, celebrating a life dedicated to sports. His story serves as an inspiring testament to perseverance and passion in the face of adversity.
Unveiling cricket's greatest entertainer! The first Australian cricketer to play 100 internationals across all three levels (Tests, ODIs and T20s), David Warner is a champion of his generation; fabulous but flawed. No Australian opener in history has surpassed his rapid-fire strike rate in excess of 70 runs per 100 balls. Only one other has surpassed his aggregate of 45 centuries across all levels. Feisty, flamboyant, verbose and villainous, few have been as entertaining or as polarizing as the great David Warner. The Bull is the first full-scale biography of one of Australian cricket's champions of the generation. It features the yarns, the stats and all the fun of cricket's greatest entertainer. Includes a David Warner's Who's Who with all the stats and records of his games, a detailed timeline of his career and things you may not have known about Warner including his suspensions, back-to-back rebounds during the Ashes contest with 500-plus runs in South Africa that led to an Australian victory, the 2022-23 season in India that led to former team member Mitchell Johnson calling for him to be dropped, and so much more.
