The first major biography of Australian cricketer, Neil Harvey, the last living member of Donald Bradman's 1948 Invincibles
Ashley Mallett Orden de los libros
Ashley Mallett se destacó como un destacado lanzador de "off-spin", cuya carrera en el cricket abarcó desde 1968 hasta 1980. Tras sus logros deportivos, se convirtió en un prolífico autor, escribiendo más de 20 libros. Si bien la mayoría de sus escritos se adentran en el deporte del cricket, también ha explorado otros temas. En particular, una de sus obras no relacionadas con el cricket arroja luz sobre las notables vidas de activistas, artistas y atletas aborígenes.
- 2021
- 2019
The Magic of Spin
- 304 páginas
- 11 horas de lectura
Exploring the magic of spin bowling through epic stories of Australian masters in the art.
- 2018
The Boys from St Francis
Stories of the remarkable Aboriginal activists, artists and athletes who grew up in one seaside home [16pt Large Print Edition]
- 490 páginas
- 18 horas de lectura
The narrative highlights the inspiring journey of a group of Aboriginal boys raised in a shared group home, showcasing their resilience and the strong bonds formed during their upbringing. As they navigate challenges, many of these boys go on to achieve remarkable success in adulthood, illustrating themes of friendship, perseverance, and the impact of community support on personal growth.
- 2017
"An entertaining collection of insider yarns by an Aussie Test cricket legend Australian spin bowler Ashley Mallett, who played 38 Tests during Australian cricket's heyday in the 1970s, shares his vast knowledge of the game and its greats in a collection of fascinating cricket yarns spanning centuries and continents. Personal anecdotes sit beside stories of famous contests and clashes, and includes insights and opinion only an elite cricketer could provide in this engrossing bedtime read for fans of the game."--
- 2014
The Diggers' Doctor
The fortunate life of Col. Donald Beard, AM, RFD, ED (Retd)
- 234 páginas
- 9 horas de lectura
Dr. Donald Beard, AM, is portrayed as a compassionate and humble leader whose life spans both the medical field and the world of cricket. The narrative explores his remarkable career as a surgeon and his deep connections with cricket legends, notably Sir Donald Bradman. A memorable moment in the story highlights the backyard match where Bradman faced Jeff Thomson, marking a significant event in cricket history. The book captures Beard's multifaceted life, blending his professional achievements with personal passions.