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A Spinner’s Yarn is an engaging and insightful account of cricket through the eyes of one of Australia’s most respected spin bowlers and coaches, Peter Philpott.

 

Blending autobiography with anecdote and cricketing wisdom, Philpott reflects on his playing career, his deep understanding of spin bowling, and his experiences within Australian cricket. Known for his thoughtful approach to the craft, he offers readers a rare perspective on the art and psychology of spin — a discipline often described as cricket’s most subtle and complex skill.

 

The book is rich with stories from the dressing room, encounters with fellow cricketers, and observations on the evolution of the game. It also carries a strong instructional undertone, making it appealing not only to collectors but also to players and enthusiasts interested in the technical side of cricket.

 

With a foreword endorsement from Richie Benaud highlighted on the cover, A Spinner’s Yarn stands as a respected contribution to Australian cricket literature — combining narrative charm with genuine insight into the game.

A Spinner’s Yarn – Peter Philpott (1990) | Cricket Spin Bowling Book

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  • Author: Peter Philpott
    Title: A Spinner’s Yarn
    Publisher: ABC Books
    Place of Publication: Sydney, Australia
    Year: 1990

    Edition: First Edition
    Format: Softcover
    Pagination: 208 pages
    ISBN: 0-7333-0055-3

    Illustrations: Black & white photographs

    Condition: Good condition. Some foxing to page edges and a few initial pages slightly coming away from the spine. Otherwise a solid, readable copy with clean text and intact covers.

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