Australia 63 is a classic account by acclaimed cricket writer Alan Ross, chronicling the 1962–63 Ashes tour in Australia.
 
Ross captures the drama, strategy, and personalities of the England team’s journey Down Under in a season marked by heat, hostility, and high-quality cricket. Written in his distinctive literary style, Australia 63 blends reportage and reflection—offering engaging narratives of post-war cricket.
 
A highly regarded cricket travel narrative by Alan Ross.
 
The book is prized due to the inclusion of illustrations by the famous Australian artist, Russell Drysdale.