From the Boundary is a classic collection of cricket writing by Ray Robinson—one of the most respected Australian cricket journalists of the mid-20th century.
 
Blending reportage, anecdote, and reflective essays, Robinson offers a sharp and often lyrical perspective on the game, its personalities, and its culture in the years surrounding the post-war era.
Importantly, Robinson was closely associated with great figures of the game, including Don Bradman, and his writing carries both authority and literary quality—placing this work closer to the tradition of Neville Cardus than standard player autobiographies.
 
Thirty black & white photographs including: Bradman, Hassett, Hutton, Bedser, and others.