Between 1967-69 Henry Blofeld was fortunate to witness cricket on
three continents. He followed the great West Indies side captained
by Garry Sobers through its home series against England - to the
1968-9 Australian tour, and finally their early summer '69 tour of
England. Two main themes are explored throughout: The gradual
demise of the West Indian side that included the likes of Lance
Gibbs, Basil Butcher and Deryck Murray - but which also saw the
emergence of future greats such as Clive Lloyd - and the link
between a country's topography, style and endemic characteristics
with the type of cricket it plays. These threads are skilfully
woven together to highlight great cricketing moments and analyse
the humour and style of both the Australians and West Indians with
thoughtful insight.
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