Crickets Global Warming The Crisis In Cricket

Is International Cricket Facing Its Own Global Warmingrsquo; Moment, A Crisis Thatrsquo;s Attacking Its Very Core?thatrsquo;s The Question Posed By Glenn Turner And Co-author Lynn Mcconnell In This Insightful Insiderrsquo;s The Rush To Commercialise And Expand The Game, The Authors Suggest, Itrsquo;s Been Turned Into A Productrsquo;, And Burdened By A Class Of Amateur Administrators Pulling It In A Direction Thatrsquo;s Increasingly At Odds With The Needs Of The Game Including The First-class Game On Which The Whole Edifice Rests.this Book Shows How These Problems Are Playing Out In Zealand Cricket, But Those In Other Cricketing Nations Will See A Lot In Common With Their Own Experience Of The Game.a Probing Mix Of Anecdotes, Analysis And Forthright Criticism Of The Game And Its Administration From One Of Cricketrsquo;s Most Successful And Widely Experienced Players.about The Authorsglenn Turner Played 41 Tests, 41 Odis, 455 First-class Games And 195 One-day Matches In A Career Spanning 19 Years And Captained Nz, Worcestershire, Otago And Northern Districts. He Twice Coached The Nz Team, Including Their Only Test Series Win In Australia In 1985-86, And Was A National And Otago Selector.lynn Mcconnell Is An Auckland-based Editor And Writer Who Has Written 24 Books On Cricket, Rugby, Track And Field And Military History. He Has A Background In Newspaper Journalism And Latterly Online Media As Zealand Editor Of Cricinfonbsp;and Sportal.