Cricket Books

Looking forward to my Father’s Day author talk and special signing of my just released autobiography ‘Living The Dream’ at Robinson’s The Glen this Saturday. Do come and say hello. I am there from 11 to 1.  

A new hero or two is critical to the immediate future and success of West Indian red ball cricket, says KEN PIESSE. <p> There has always been something magnetic and magical about West Indian cricket.<p> When Bobby Simpson’s Australians toured the Caribbean in 1965, my parents moved my bed into...

KEN PIESSE BOOK REVIEW: SON OF GRACE, Frank Worrell, a biography, Vaneisa Baklsh (published by Fairfield Books, UK, 328 pages, $65 posted from cricketbooks.com.au)

Enjoyed a New Year’s catchup with Sam Edmond (pictured) and Kane Cornes at SEN in Melbourne this morning talking about West Indies cricket, the upcoming Test match and my P & O sports presentations on the Pacific Explorer. Great fun. Sam and Kane great talents.

The extra bounce found downunder has unnerved even the most distinguished Asian batsmen for decades and the hapless Pakistanis have lost their 16th Test in a row on Australian soil. KEN PIESSE reports

David Warner wants to go out a hero. But will he? Even in Sydney, his hometown, this week?