Few modern British sportsmen have fascinated the public more than Geoff Boycott. In this first comprehensive and balanced account of Boycott's life, award-winning author Leo McKinstry lifts
the lid on one of cricket's great enigmatic characters. Based on meticulous research and interviews with a host of players, Test captains, officials, broadcasters, friends and
enemies, this definitive biography cuts through the Boycott myth to expose the truth about this charismatic, single-minded and often exasperating personality. From his upbringing as a
miner's son in a Yorkshire village, through highlights like his hundredth century at Headingley against Australia, to the low points such as the damaging court case in France, this
warts-and-all account of his life makes for captivating reading.