No one feels the heat of an Ashes battle more than the captains of England and Australia. The weight of national expectation, and more than 120 years of history, is on their shoulders from the moment they walk out to toss a coin and start a Test match that is like no other.
The Captains' Tales offers a unique insight into the minds of a generation of captains from two great nations, who share with the reader what it feels like to call the shots in Test cricket's greatest cauldron. From Mike Brearley's cajoling of Ian Botham during the famous summer of 1981 to Ricky Ponting's revenge mission of 2006-07, each Ashes captain from the last quarter-century reveals what made him tick, his vision of where he wanted to take his team and how he handled key characters within the dressing-room. The author, former Kent captain David Fulton, delves behind the scenes for clues about how these sporting generals constructed their battle plans and uses his own experience to determine their strengths and weaknesses as leaders of men.
The Captains' Tales will strike a chord not just with cricket lovers but with sporting captains of all abilities and readers who seek a greater insight into the broader issues of management and leadership.
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"A thoroughly entertaining, page-turning volume. Fulton captures all the pressures, humiliations and, of course, the occasional glories of the great and not so great leaders of both sides" (All Out Cricket)
Book Description:Ashes captains of the past quarter-century reflect on leading their national cricket team
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Book Description Transworld Publishers Ltd, United Kingdom, 2009. Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Illustrated. No one feels the heat of an Ashes battle more than the captains of England and Australia. The weight of national expectation, and more than 120 years of history, is on their shoulders from the moment they walk out to toss a coin and start a Test match that is like no other. "The Captains' Tales" offers a unique insight into the minds of a generation of captains from two great nations, who share with the reader what it feels like to call the shots in Test cricket's greatest cauldron. From Mike Brearley's cajoling of Ian Botham during the famous summer of 1981 to Ricky Ponting's revenge mission of 2006-07, each Ashes captain from the last quarter-century reveals what made him tick, his vision of where he wanted to take his team and how he handled key characters within the dressing-room. The author, former Kent captain David Fulton, delves behind the scenes for clues about how these sporting generals constructed their battle plans and uses his own experience to determine their strengths and weaknesses as leaders of men. "The Captains' Tales" will strike a chord not just with cricket lovers but with sporting captains of all abilities and readers who seek a greater insight into the broader issues of management and leadership. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. Seller Inventory # GOR001919582
Book Description Mainstream Publishing, Edinburgh and London, 2009. Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. Photographic (illustrator). First Edition. VI, 7-272 pages, foreword by Shane Warne, acknowledgements and Ashes 1981 to 2006-07. The text is illustrated with eight pages of colour photography between page 112 and 113. Colour photographic front cover with green and gold colour titles to the front panel and white titles to the backstrip. Light age toning of the text block edges and a hint of rubbing to the book corners. " The Captain's Tales present a unique series of interviews with a generation of Ashes captains, who shared with the reader what it feels like to call shots in the Test cricket's greatest cauldron. The most intriguing and inspiring stories of the past three decades, from Mike Brearley's cajoling of Ian Botham during the famous victory over Kim Hughes in 1981 to Alan Porter's determination to transform Australia into a winning machine, Taylor and Waugh carrying the baton on to greater heights, and Michael Vaughan's triumphant victory in 2005, with Ricky Ponting's subsequent revenge mission of 2006-2007." -- from the rear panel blurb. Size: Trade Paperback. Please refer to accompanying picture (s). Illustrator: Photographic. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Sports & Pastimes; ISBN: 1845964136. ISBN/EAN: 9781845964139. Inventory No: 0109241. Seller Inventory # 0109241
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