Santa’s Christmas gift

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
FAREWELL DAVEY WARNER

David Warner wants to go out a hero. But will he? Even in Sydney, his hometown, this week?
Stuart Broad’s new book

Newly arrived, this is a quality 316-page hardback with a dustjacket. Stuart Broad is the ultimate competitor – someone addicted to the pressures of Test cricket, the big occasions and being thrust into the heat of battle.
‘Maddening, yet transfixing’ – DAVID FRITH

CRICKET’S LEADING historian David Frith has glowingly endorsed my latest book, The Bull, David Warner, Daring to be Different: Abrasive; explosive; hero; villain. Anyone who has seen Dave Warner in action will have no doubt that he is an almost unique stirrer.