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Never Surrender Mark Peel

Name: Never Surrender Mark Peel
SKU: BELL-50716548
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (80 reviews)

SKU: BELL-50716548

$ 31.00 ~~$ 45.00~~ (-31%)

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80 reviews

Never Surrender Mark Peel instant download after payment.

Publisher: Pitch Publishing

File Extension: MOBI

File size: 4.19 MB

Author: Mark Peel

ISBN: 180d78bb-7ab7-4c0e-a6d6-1416fb6a93f4, 180D78BB-7AB7-4C0E-A6D6-1416FB6A93F4

Language: English

Year: 2021

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Never Surrender Mark Peel by Mark Peel 180d78bb-7ab7-4c0e-a6d6-1416fb6a93f4, 180D78BB-7AB7-4C0E-A6D6-1416FB6A93F4 instant download after payment.

Never Surrender: The Life of Douglas Jardine is the enthralling story of England's most controversial cricket captain, forever associated with bodyline bowling on MCC's tour to Australia in 1932/33. Despite his privileged upbringing and amateur status, Jardine's steely personality and win-at-all-costs ethos was more akin to the professional game. Confronted with the run-making genius of Australia's Don Bradman in 1932/33, Jardine resorted to a form of intimidatory bowling that helped England regain the Ashes, but his tactics shocked Australia and brought relations between the two countries to the point of collapse. To restore harmony, Jardine was disowned by the MCC cricket establishment and shunned thereafter, but now - in a more modern, competitive age - his reputation has undergone a rehabilitation, not least in Australia. Drawing on fresh material, award-winning cricket author Mark Peel reappraises an outstanding leader whose care for those he valued knew no bounds.