The first book to focus on Australian international cricketer and Captain of the Australian Test team Pat Cummins. The book includes direct input from Cummins on the challenges presented by the Ashes series against England,his leadership priorities, the performances of his team-mates, and more. Features comprehensive summaries, statistics and averages from each of the five Tests of the 2021-22 Ashes series, with special attention to Cummins’own performances.
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Ron Reed is one of Australia’s most experienced and acclaimed sports journalists, whose work over more than 50 years has earned numerous awards, including Sport Australia’s Lifetime Achievement Award and Australian Sportswriter of the Year. Now a semi-retired freelance writer, he was twice Sports Editor of the Melbourne Herald evening paper, Editor of the old Sporting Globe, and Chief Sportswriter, columnist and feature writer for the Herald Sun, Australia’s biggest selling daily paper. He has worked in more than 30 countries on every continent covering most of the world’s major sports events.
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Da: Rarewaves USA, OSWEGO, IL, U.S.A.
Paperback. Condizione: New. No captain of the Australian Test cricket team -- and there have now been 47 of them -- has ascended to the most revered throne in Australian sport in such excruciatingly sad circumstances than the golden boy Pat Cummins. And few have been immediately confronted with such a weighty first assignment -- or so much goodwill. Australian cricket -- indeed, the game at large -- was being confronted by issues of image and culture in various ways and Cummins arrival in a position of such power and influence on and off the field of play had a lot going for it. Captain Pat: Cometh the Hour, Cummins the Man is the first book to focus on the Australian international cricketer and Captain of the Australian Test team. From his early life to his arrival as a Test cricketer at a remarkably early age, his frustrations with injury, and his arrival as the 47th Australian Test Captain, he is a player who took Australia and the cricket world by storm the moment he first donned the famous baggy green cap. Award-winning sports writer Ron Reed pays tribute to Pat Cummins and examines his scorecard: how has he played, how did he lead, how was he rated by the fans, and what is his future? Codice articolo LU-9781925927993
Quantità: 8 disponibili
Da: Rarewaves USA United, OSWEGO, IL, U.S.A.
Paperback. Condizione: New. No captain of the Australian Test cricket team -- and there have now been 47 of them -- has ascended to the most revered throne in Australian sport in such excruciatingly sad circumstances than the golden boy Pat Cummins. And few have been immediately confronted with such a weighty first assignment -- or so much goodwill. Australian cricket -- indeed, the game at large -- was being confronted by issues of image and culture in various ways and Cummins arrival in a position of such power and influence on and off the field of play had a lot going for it. Captain Pat: Cometh the Hour, Cummins the Man is the first book to focus on the Australian international cricketer and Captain of the Australian Test team. From his early life to his arrival as a Test cricketer at a remarkably early age, his frustrations with injury, and his arrival as the 47th Australian Test Captain, he is a player who took Australia and the cricket world by storm the moment he first donned the famous baggy green cap. Award-winning sports writer Ron Reed pays tribute to Pat Cummins and examines his scorecard: how has he played, how did he lead, how was he rated by the fans, and what is his future? Codice articolo LU-9781925927993
Quantità: 8 disponibili