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Best book on 1989 Ashes..

TheGreatest

U19 Cricketer
I am looking for a book which covers the entire 1989 Ashes in detail, I'm not looking for daily match reports but with good analysis of the tour. I'm not satisfied with what I have read in magazines like The Cricketer, Wisden Cricket monthly, Australian Cricketer etc.
 

Days of Grace

International Captain
I assume Steve Waugh’s weighty tomb has a chapter dedicated to it. After all, that’s when he finally started to warrant his selection as a batsman.
 

Aritro

International Regular
I recall reading the chapter on it in Allan Border's autobiography when I was a kid. Was too young to really know how to form a view on whether it was good writing, but a lot of the narrative has stayed with me so it clearly made an impression.
 

TheGreatest

U19 Cricketer
I recall reading the chapter on it in Allan Border's autobiography when I was a kid. Was too young to really know how to form a view on whether it was good writing, but a lot of the narrative has stayed with me so it clearly made an impression.
Is it "Beyond Ten Thousand"?
BTW, overall how will u all rate his autobiography?
 

fredfertang

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Is it "Beyond Ten Thousand"?
BTW, overall how will u all rate his autobiography?
Odd one that - as well as the standard edition this appeared in a specially bound limited edition of 10,123 copies, which is a ridiculous number for a cricket book even granted it was Border - yet despite the fact that it, presumably, sold out it isn't easy to track down the limited edition - well not in England anyway - I had to import one at huge cost from Australia (although to be fair the exchange rate was rather better then)
 

fredfertang

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
His autobiography is available at eBay.UK...very cheap price. I am thinking ordering it..should I go for it. Is it worth?
I can't remember what I thought of it I'm afraid, or even if I ever did get round to reading it. But do be careful as there are two - the one called 'An Autobiography' was published in 1986
 

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