Champions: The World's Greatest Cricketers Speak You've got to have a clear mind."Viv Richards: "If you are confident about what you are doing why not have a little strut about it?"Allan Border: "I can honestly say I never walked off the ground 100 per cent satisfied.A fascinating insight into the thoughts and experiences
| Title | : | Champions: The World's Greatest Cricketers Speak |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.57 (953 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1743315619 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-01 |
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A fascinating insight into the thoughts and experiences of the world's greatest cricketers, in their own wordsClive Lloyd: "I really think that sportsmen have a chance of changing how the world thinks; how peoples in the world think about one another."
Shane Warne: "To play and perform at your best as an individual is about being prepared, about happiness and feeling fresh. You've got to have a clear mind."
Viv Richards: "If you are confident about what you are doing why not have a little strut about it?"Allan Border: "I can honestly say I never walked off the ground 100 per cent satisfied."
Steve Waugh: "I think I developed the mental toughness to survive really."
Joel Garner: "I think if you played cricket at the top for 10 years and you didn't have friends from the teams that you played against you'd have wasted 10 years of your life."
Bill Lawry: "I had no philosophy. I wasn't that complicated
Editorial : About the Author
Cricket journalist, commentator, and author Mike Coward is recognized as an international authority on cricket and its history. Mike has written on the game in major publications for many years, and made five visits to the Indian subcontinent with Australian teams in the 1980s.
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