Australian Autopsy: The gory details of how England dissected Australia in the 2010/11 Ashes
Nonfiction, Sports, Cricket, Entertainment, Humour & Comedy, General Humour
| Author: | Jarrod Kimber | ISBN: | 9781908051240 |
| Publisher: | Pitch Publishing (Brighton) Ltd | Publication: | September 20, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Pitch Publishing (Brighton) Ltd | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jarrod Kimber |
| ISBN: | 9781908051240 |
| Publisher: | Pitch Publishing (Brighton) Ltd |
| Publication: | September 20, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Pitch Publishing (Brighton) Ltd |
| Language: | English |
English cricket fans will love Jarrod Kimbers second Ashes book Australian Autopsy Australian cricket fans perhaps less so! Using his own unique brand of dry humour Aussie Kimber tells the story of the
events of the winter 2010/11 series and Englands record breaking 3-1 victory Down Under. Kimber
travels around his homeland staying in flea-bitten motels, getting whispered at by Cricket Australia
officials and when his book isnt chronicling his dreams about Alastair Cook, it is watching England cut
deep into the Australian cricket system.
events of the winter 2010/11 series and Englands record breaking 3-1 victory Down Under. Kimber
travels around his homeland staying in flea-bitten motels, getting whispered at by Cricket Australia
officials and when his book isnt chronicling his dreams about Alastair Cook, it is watching England cut
deep into the Australian cricket system.
English cricket fans will love Jarrod Kimbers second Ashes book Australian Autopsy Australian cricket fans perhaps less so! Using his own unique brand of dry humour Aussie Kimber tells the story of the
events of the winter 2010/11 series and Englands record breaking 3-1 victory Down Under. Kimber
travels around his homeland staying in flea-bitten motels, getting whispered at by Cricket Australia
officials and when his book isnt chronicling his dreams about Alastair Cook, it is watching England cut
deep into the Australian cricket system.
events of the winter 2010/11 series and Englands record breaking 3-1 victory Down Under. Kimber
travels around his homeland staying in flea-bitten motels, getting whispered at by Cricket Australia
officials and when his book isnt chronicling his dreams about Alastair Cook, it is watching England cut
deep into the Australian cricket system.
