Over To You, Aggers

by JonathanAgnew (Author)

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  Paperback
  1998

  $3.39

  The world of cricket has seen many ups and downs since Jonathan Agnew's autobiography was first published back in 1997. This substantially updated edition of the book features Agnew on the Cronje bribery scandal; the loss of the BBC televised coverage to Channel 4; England's failures at the 1999 World Cup, in South Africa and against the Australians in 2001; and their successes against the West Indies and Pakistan (it includes the inside story on every tour and home series since the summer of '97) all written in Agnew's characteristic upfront, revealing and colourful style.

• Used

  Paperback
  2003

  $3.25

  The world of cricket has seen many ups and downs since Jonathan Agnew's autobiography was first published back in 1997. This substantially updated edition of the book features Agnew on the Cronje bribery scandal; the loss of the BBC televised coverage to Channel 4; England's failures at the 1999 World Cup, in South Africa and against the Australians in 2001; and their successes against the West Indies and Pakistan. It also includes the inside story on every tour and home series since the summer of '97 - all written in Agnew's characteristic upfront, revealing and colourful style.

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  Hardcover
  1997

  $3.25

  On the Ashes tour of 1990-91, Jonathan Agnew, only two months retired from first-class cricket and untutored in the ways of the British sporting press, took his first steps into journalism. Now the BBC's cricket correspondent, he presents an upfront account of England's tests at home and abroad since 1991, and of his own metamorphosis from player to fully-fledged member of the rat pack . He offers strong, sometimes surprising views on England's fluctuating fortunes during this period, and sheds light on some of the controversial issues of the day, such as ball-tampering and intimidatory bowling, and provides off-field anecdotes.