Over to You, Aggers

by Jonathan Agnew

As the BBC's cricket correspondent, Joanathan Agnew presents an upfront account of England's tests at home and abroad since 1991, and of his own metamorphosis from player to fully-fledged member of the "rat pack." He offers strong, sometimes surprising views on England's fluctuating fortunes during this period, and sheds light on some of the controversial issues of the day, such as ball-tampering and intimidatory bowling, and provides off-field anecdotes.

240 pages, Hardcover

First published November 1, 1997

Reviews

[Martin Rice]

Some accidental Partridge but Aggers isn't a writer and this covers a dire period for English cricket. Nothing to recommend other than as an artefact.

[Mark]

A real favourite of mine – extremely funny.