A candid autobiography of a cricket rebel who defied apartheid.Franklyn Stephenson, a West Indian cricket legend, shares his life story, marked by a controversial tour in apartheid South Africa. Branded a 'rebel,' he faced character slurs and bans, yet his talent shone through.
Stephenson, known for his cunning slower ball, recounts his journey to becoming a top all-rounder. Relive encounters with cricket icons like Viv Richards and Sir Garfield Sobers, and discover his lifelong dedication to the sport. From a challenging childhood to Lord's finals, this is an inspiring tale of resilience and triumph.
For fans of sports biographies, cricket history, and stories of overcoming adversity. Discover the untold story of a cricketing giant who dared to challenge the status quo.
Franklyn Stephenson collaborated on his autobiography with Dave Bracegirdle, a Nottinghamshire-based sports broadcaster and journalist, who has followed the fortunes of his local county club for many a year. Dave is a credited author on several football and cricket books, including Nottinghamshire CCC On This Day.
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