Description:Peter Roebuck's debut as a writer of cricket books was hailed with the enthusiastic reception for his 'Slices of Cricket'. Through that book and his many magazine articles, he has achieved the unusual distinction of being regarded as a leading cricket writer while still playing in the first-class game. Further, as a dressing room colleague, he is in a unique position to observe three of the greatest players in the mordern game - Richards, Botham and Garner.He has now produced an account of one first-class cricketer's progress through a season. Scores and statistics are not as important as an analysis of how his own state of mind varied according to his own and his team's success or failure. While shrewd in its judgements on team-mates and opponents, the work's appeal is as a book of introspection; never before has cricket's ability to generate personal elation and gloom been so graphically described.The season in question had plenty of both as the Somerset side took the NatWest Bank Trophy and came second in the Jonh Player League only on a technicality. The other, non-glamorous side of the professional cricketer's life is the effort to whip up enthusiasm on a cold, September afternoon; the interminable cross-country drives; the succession of soulless hotel rooms; the inevitable tensions in a party thrown together away from home.For Peter Roebuck, the search for perfection is the justification for playing cricket, yet he is claar-sighted enought to know that perfection cannot be attained. He describes with honesty and sensitivity this dilemma, his efforts to resolve it, and how it affected his state of mind throughout the season.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with It Never Rains ... A Cricketer's Lot. To get started finding It Never Rains ... A Cricketer's Lot, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
Description: Peter Roebuck's debut as a writer of cricket books was hailed with the enthusiastic reception for his 'Slices of Cricket'. Through that book and his many magazine articles, he has achieved the unusual distinction of being regarded as a leading cricket writer while still playing in the first-class game. Further, as a dressing room colleague, he is in a unique position to observe three of the greatest players in the mordern game - Richards, Botham and Garner.He has now produced an account of one first-class cricketer's progress through a season. Scores and statistics are not as important as an analysis of how his own state of mind varied according to his own and his team's success or failure. While shrewd in its judgements on team-mates and opponents, the work's appeal is as a book of introspection; never before has cricket's ability to generate personal elation and gloom been so graphically described.The season in question had plenty of both as the Somerset side took the NatWest Bank Trophy and came second in the Jonh Player League only on a technicality. The other, non-glamorous side of the professional cricketer's life is the effort to whip up enthusiasm on a cold, September afternoon; the interminable cross-country drives; the succession of soulless hotel rooms; the inevitable tensions in a party thrown together away from home.For Peter Roebuck, the search for perfection is the justification for playing cricket, yet he is claar-sighted enought to know that perfection cannot be attained. He describes with honesty and sensitivity this dilemma, his efforts to resolve it, and how it affected his state of mind throughout the season.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with It Never Rains ... A Cricketer's Lot. To get started finding It Never Rains ... A Cricketer's Lot, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.