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KEN PIESSE’s just-published autobiography is a delightful mixture of fun, anecdotes and nostalgia, covering his 60 years in cricket and...

Xavier College prodigy Karl Schneider was destined for stardom when selected ahead of a young Don Bradman for Australia’s 1928...

It was my pleasure to be at the MCG this week for the launch of the new edition of Cricket...

KEN PIESSE BOOK REVIEW: SON OF GRACE, Frank Worrell, a biography, Vaneisa Baklsh (published by Fairfield Books, UK, 328 pages,...

Enjoyed a New Year’s catchup with Sam Edmond (pictured) and Kane Cornes at SEN in Melbourne this morning talking about...

The extra bounce found downunder has unnerved even the most distinguished Asian batsmen for decades and the hapless Pakistanis have...

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

Newly arrived, this is a quality 316-page hardback with a dustjacket. Stuart Broad is the ultimate competitor – someone addicted...

CRICKET’S LEADING historian David Frith has glowingly endorsed my latest book, The Bull, David Warner, Daring to be Different: Abrasive;...

Have just bought a big library which includes 100s of AFL books from the ’60s onwards. I will list them...

KEN PIESSE reviews Tim Paine’s autobiography The Price Paid So angry and broken was Tim Paine after exiting the Australian...

David Warner’s polarising onfield behavior is central in Faf du Plessis’s just released autobiography ‘Faf Through Fire’. Describing Warner as...