- A first-hand account of England’s triumphant 3-1 win over Australia in the 2010/11 Ashes Series
- Written by cricket scribe Jarrod Kimber, editor of Spin magazine, whose unique style and dry wit led to the Guardian describing him as a 22nd-century cricket writer
- Kimber’s previous book When Freddie Became Jesus On gained critical acclaim from the cricketing press
- Paperback edition with 256 pages
Description
English cricket fans will love Jarrod Kimber’s second Ashes book Australian Autopsy – Australian cricket fans perhaps less so! Using his own unique brand of dry humour Aussie Kimber tells the story of the events of the winter 2010/11 series and England’s record breaking 3-1 victory Down Under. Kimber travels around his homeland staying in flea-bitten motels, getting whispered at by Cricket Australia officials and when his book isn’t chronicling his dreams about Alastair Cook, it is watching England cut deep into the Australian cricket system.
