Rod Marsh : A Life in Cricket
Author(s): Mark Browning
The author revels in the spirit of the game - including its sometimes larrikin spirit - and has written a deeply appreciative account of the career of Rod Marsh, from his formative years in Perth, when Western Australia was still isolated from much of the Australian cricketing scene, through his rising career as cricketer and then coach.
2004. First edition. A near fine copy only marked very minor bumping of the wrap corners.
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Mark Browning is the author of Richie Benaud: Cricketer Captain Guru and The Complete History of World Cup Cricket 1975-1999. He has been a regular writer of feature articles for a variety of cricket publications since 1985. His work can be found in the now defunct Cricketer (Australia), the ABC Cricket. Book, Wisden Cricket Monthly, Cricketer International and Australian Cricket. He is a teacher in Geelong, Victoria.
The Marsh Place; Call-Up Out of the Blue; The Greatest Captain We Never Had; The Trip to the Top of the Tree; The Pinnacle; A Centenary Bash; In the Employ of Mr K F B Packer; Back in the ACB's Loving Arms; Saving Test Cricket; Sydney, January 1984; On the Way to the Academy; One Last Challenge; Index.
General Fields
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- : Rosenberg Publishing
- : Rosenberg Publishing
- : 0.42
- : 01 September 2004
- : 232mm X 152mm
- : Australia
- : books
Special Fields
- : 22 b&w photos
- : 192
- : 796.358092
- : Paperback
- : Mark Browning