Freddie Trueman : Autobiography

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“Freddie Trueman: Autobiography” is the candid and compelling life story of one of cricket’s most charismatic and impactful personalities. Known as “Fiery Fred,” Trueman revolutionized fast bowling and captivated audiences with his raw talent and outspoken nature. This first edition paperback, published by Macmillan, takes you beyond the cricket pitch to reveal the man behind the legend. Explore Trueman’s Yorkshire roots and his relentless pursuit of cricketing excellence. Relive his record-breaking achievements, including becoming the first bowler to take 300 Test wickets for England. The book delves into his relationships with teammates, his clashes with authority, and his often-controversial opinions. But more than just cricket, this autobiography provides a window into post-war Britain, reflecting the social attitudes and cultural shifts of the era through Trueman’s unique perspective. Whether you’re a lifelong cricket fan or simply enjoy a compelling biography, “Freddie Trueman: Autobiography” offers an unvarnished and entertaining journey through the life of a true sporting icon. Discover the passion, determination, and unwavering spirit that made Freddie Trueman a legend. This absorbing read provides an intimate look into the life of a man who redefined fast bowling and left an indelible mark on the world of cricket.

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Freddie Trueman is one of the world’s great sporting legends. The fastest bowler of his – and indeed subsequent – generations, Trueman is still today one of our best-loved cricketers. This riveting autobiography is his story

Immerse yourself in the captivating life story of one of cricket's most iconic and beloved figures with "Freddie Trueman: Autobiography." This gripping paperback, published by Macmillan in 2004, offers an unvarnished and deeply personal account of the life and career of Freddie Trueman, widely regarded as the fastest bowler of his era and a true legend of the sport. This First Edition autobiography delves beyond the on-field heroics, revealing the man behind the fiery pace and infectious personality. Experience Trueman's journey from his humble Yorkshire beginnings to his rise as a dominant force in international cricket. Relive the thrilling moments of his career, including his devastating spells against formidable opponents, the controversies that occasionally surrounded him, and the camaraderie he shared with teammates. More than just a sports biography, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into the social and cultural landscape of post-war England. Trueman's story is intertwined with the changing times, reflecting the spirit and character of a nation grappling with economic hardship and social transformation. His outspoken nature and working-class background resonated with a generation of cricket fans who saw him as one of their own. Explore Trueman's reflections on the evolution of cricket, his views on the game's administrators, and his thoughts on the players who shaped his career. Gain insight into the challenges and triumphs he faced both on and off the field, as he navigated the pressures of fame and the demands of professional sport. This autobiography is not just for cricket enthusiasts; it's a compelling read for anyone interested in the life of a true sporting legend. Freddie Trueman's story is one of passion, determination, and unwavering self-belief. It's a testament to the power of sport to inspire and unite, and a reminder of the enduring legacy of one of cricket's most unforgettable characters. With 456 pages packed with anecdotes and personal insights, this book promises hours of engaging reading. Weighing in at 710 grams, this substantial paperback will make a worthy addition to any sports fan's collection. Rediscover the magic of "Fiery Fred" and experience the life and times of a true cricketing icon. Whether you remember watching Trueman bowl in his prime or are discovering his legend for the first time, this autobiography is a must-read.
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140504148X

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9781405041485

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456

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710

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First Edition

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