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Sundial in the Shade: The Story of Barry Richards: the Genius Lost to Test Cricket
Andrew Murtagh
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| #5927539 in Books | 2016-09-01 | Original language:English | 8.00 x1.20 x5.00l,1.04 | File type: PDF | 416 pages||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| but is able to maintain a fine perspective. However|By Customer|SIMPLY VERY WELL WRITTEN. The author knows his subject, but is able to maintain a fine perspective. However, his professional respect shines through, and he incorporates this into the biography in a most balanced way. It is indeed a most fascinating account, covering fascinating times. Well done Andrew|About the Author|
Andrew Murtagh is the author of A Remarkable Man: The Story of George Chesterton, which was shortlisted for the MCC Cricket Society Book of the Year, and Touched by Greatness, which was long-listed for the same award. A
As a former county player, Andrew Murtagh is often asked, "who is the best batsman he has ever played with or against?" His answer is always unequivocal—"Richards." And then comes the inevitable rider—"Barry, that is, not Viv." It is a travesty that the cricket world has largely forgotten Barry Richards—a cricketing genius. Debuting for South Africa in 1970, his run-scoring, technique, and audacious, extravagant strokeplay took the breath away. A g...
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