CC: The Colin McDonald Story is the lively cricket autobiography of the Australian opening batsman who helped shape the 1950s Ashes battles. Illustrated with rare photographs, this 2009 paperback charts McDonald’s journey from country Victoria to the top of the Test run-scorers list.
Written in his own words, the memoir mixes on-field drama with locker-room humour and sharp portraits of teammates and foes alike. History buffs will enjoy the eyewitness take on post-war Anglo-Australian cricket culture, while younger fans can discover why McDonald’s elegant style is still studied in coaching manuals.
The 212-page book is in very good, gently-read condition—pages are crisp, unmarked, and free of dog-ears, coming from a smoke-free home. A solid addition for collectors of Australian sport biographies or local history shelves.
Grab this affordable piece of Baggy Green nostalgia and hear the stories behind the statistics from one of cricket’s most respected gentlemen.
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