In his autobiography, Malcolm reflects on his early years in the game in his teens as his family moved to England from his home in the Caribbean, and how this raw fast bowler was put through his paces in the Yorkshire League. On joining his first county club, Derbyshire, Malcolm describes how Michael Holding and Kim Barnett influenced his career, which resulted in a call up for England in 1989. His match winning achievements for his country are legendary: six for 77 against West Indies in Port of Spain in 1990; and 9 for 57 against South Africa at The Oval in 1994. Malcolm talks openly about the flare-ups on tour with former Chairman of Selectors, Ray Illingworth, his relationship with captain Mike Atherton, and how in general he has been badly mistreated by the England selectors; and as he embarks on a revitalised career with his new county Northamptonshire, he reveals his future plans in the game.
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Boards. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Fine. 2nd Impression. Devon Malcolm has a habit of making history. In his first overseas Test series in 1990, he returned match figures of 10 for 137 against the West Indies at Port of Spain and was leading wicket-taker on that tour; the following year in Australia, he was once again England's most successful bowler, amazingly sending down 100 more overs than the next busiest bowler; three years later at The Oval against South Africa, his 9 for 57 in the second innings was the best-ever return for fast bowler. In his autobiography Malcolm reflects on his career in the game and the personalities that have influenced him both on and off the field.He talks openly about three England captains David Gower, Graham Gooch and, in particular, Mike Atherton and the often strained relationships with them and others in management, such as Ray Illingsworth. Despite his lamentable treatment by the England cricket selectors, Malcolm is frank about his own faults and when he feels he has underachieved. He cites the support of his wife, Jennifer, and his young family during those difficult times in his career. Malcolms pride in playing for England is clear. As one of the few genuinely quick bowlers in this country, he has proved that time and again with his record-breaking achievements, echoed by the now legendary words 'You Guys Are History!'. Illustrated. Artikel-Nr. 010749
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