If you're new to the sport or you feel you could sharpen up your knowledge of the game, this guide is for you.
Greg Growden Books
An Australian sports journalist, Growden established himself as a notable author and biographer. He covered a wide array of sporting events throughout his career, with a particular focus on rugby union, where he became a respected expert. His writing is distinguished by its insightful analysis and deep understanding of the sporting world he so meticulously explored. He leaves behind a legacy as a significant voice in sports journalism.
Cricketers at War
- 304 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Aussie cricketing heroes who also fought for Australia during wartime'That's nothing. Pressure is having a Messerschmitt up your arse.'Keith Miller, when asked if he felt under pressure while captaining the NSW cricket team.Numerous heroes of Australian cricket have also proved themselves on the battlefield, from Gallipoli to Vietnam and beyond. Among them are some of Australia's most illustrious cricketing names: Donald Bradman, Keith Miller, Keith Carmody, Jack Fingleton and, in more recent years, Doug Walters. In this sport/history page-turner, veteran sports journalist Greg Growden tells their extraordinary stories of bravery, hardship, courage and human endeavour.
Wallaby Warrior
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Tom Richards is the only Australian-born rugby player to have played for both Australia and the British Lions.