A day-by-day account of the Australian cricket team's 1995 tour of the West Indies, including a review of the 1994-95 Ashes series in Australia.

Steve Waugh's West Indies Tour Diary

Steve Waugh

HarperSports

This work chronicles the 40-plus years that Bob Simpson has been involved with Australian cricket, including his shock dismissal as the Australian coach.

The reasons why: A decade of coaching, a lifetime of cricket

Simpson, Bob

Steve Waugh's World Cup diary

Waugh, Steve

Since 1991, Peter Fitzsimons has interviewed just about every figure from post-war Australian sport, and turned these interviews into profiles that together provide a chronicle of the country's greatest years in sport.

Everyone but Phar Lap: Face to Face with the Best of Australian Sport

FITZSIMONS, Peter

A day-by-day account of the Australian Cricket team's 1997 tour of England, from one of Australia's most respected batsman, Steve Waugh. Complete with photographs from Steve's own camera, this diary takes the reader behind the scene of the Ashes Tour.

Steve Waugh's 1997 Ashes Diary

The fifth diary written by Steve Waugh, this World Cup diary, as well as looking at the cricket on the field, also includes Steve's impressions of life in the UK following on from a succesful Ashes defense and One Day Series win by the Australians.

No regrets

Biographies & Memoirs

The second volume of Peter's collection of interviews, following on from "Everyone But Phar Lap". Peter interviews more of Australia's sporting legends and will again turn these interviews into superbly written profiles that together provide insight into what makes these sporting champions so great.

Everyone and Phar Lap

This is the story of a larrikin kid, born in the city of Brisbane but raised in the Queensland country, who lived out his cricket dream and became the greatest Australian keeper of them all. In the seasons following Ian Healy's selection to the Australian side in 1988, he established a new standard for wicket-keeping.

Ian Healy: Hands & heals : the autobiography

Healy, Ian

Hawk. Occupation Skateboarder

Sports & Outdoors

Tony Hawk

Sean Mortimer

Individual Sports

With gold from the Barcelona and Atlanta Olympic Games, Gill Rolton is one of Australia's most accomplished riders in Olympic history. Gill's riding career has spanned over 30 years, encompassing Olympic Games, World Championships and internationals. Gill started her eventing and showjumping career at the relatively late age of 21. Her first horse, Saville Row, was purchased for the princely sum of $200.00. Not long after, the duo charged up the eventing grades and were soon on the list for selection to the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984. Injury and bad luck meant Gill missed out on LA and again in 1988 on Seoul. 1992 was a golden year with Gill fulfilling her Olympic dream and winning gold in Barcelona. In 1996, Gill returned to the Olympic arena with Peppermint Grove.

Free rein: The autobiography of an olympic heroine

Rolton, Gillian

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