On and Off the Field
On and Off the Field by Ed Smith, published by Penguin in 2005, is a detailed account of the 2003 cricketing season, presented through the lens of Smith’s personal diary. This edition, written in English and spanning 259 pages, captures the highs and lows of a season marked by four consecutive centuries and the challenges of a career that faced abrupt changes due to injury.
Readers will find a blend of exhilaration and fear as Smith recounts his experiences on the field, including the relentless pursuit by bowlers and fielders. The book offers startling insights into the game of cricket, making it a significant contribution to the literature on sports and recreation. Through his reflections, Smith provides a unique perspective on the complexities of modern cricket, highlighting both the triumphs and tribulations faced by players.
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Ed Smith kept a diary of the 2003 cricketing season. four consecutive centuries and get a shot at playing for England. The lows involved a horrific injury to his captain and then saw his promising international career end almost as soon as it began. exhilaration and fear as he’s hunted relentlessly by bowler and fielder alongside startling insights into the game make this the definitive insider’s book on modern cricket.
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