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Ali - The Life Of Ali Bacher
Condition: Pre-owned; Good (G)
Author: Rodney Hartman
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 978-0-14-302516-0
Ali Bacher has been described at the best-known cricket official in the world and, as such, has attracted as much admiration as criticism. He is considered to be the most influential personality in the history of South African cricket. It is a story that is told with pace and is not short on colour. It includes the views of people most relevant to the issues being covered, by way of example - those ANC officials who viewed Ali Bacher as an enemy, agreed to engage him in clandestine meetings and then embraced him as a comrade; insiders in and around SA cricket who have dealt with him on subjects ranging from the masterminding of Rebel cricket tours in the 1980s to dealing with the Match Fixing scandal of the 1990s; and what went into organising the biggest Cricket World Cup of all in South Africa in Feb-March 2003. It is a story concerning dealings with politicians and rebel cricketers and cricket officials and players of all persuasions and temperament. This title will have appeal throughout the cricket-playing world, which now incorporates some 85 countries.
| How We Grade Our Books New (N): Brand New Book Excellent (EX): The book has no torn or missing pages, has no writing or highlighting. It's like new. Very Good (VG): The book has no torn, missing pages, writing or highlighting. Might have some creases on the spine; no hard cracks; maybe slight forward lean and short inscription inside; perhaps very minor bumping on the corners of the book. Good (G): This book has no large tears or any missing pages, but it may contain very little writing or highlighting. A few creases on the spine, perhaps a forward lean, bumping on corners or shelf wear; maybe an inscription inside or some shelf wear or a small tear or two on the dustjacket. Acceptable (AC): This book has no missing pages and may have considerable writing or highlighting but the text must not be obscured.
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