Gideon Haigh is the star writer of the current cricketing age, and can be mentioned alongside the ranks of John Arlott and Neville Cardus of earlier eras. Observant, precise, and objective, his writing is fluent, and this book is so much more than just a record of his reports on each of the 2010-2011 Ashws Test Matches. I suspect that Gideon Haigh has the trust of the players and most people who count in the cricket world, as he appears to be well informed about the build-ups and after match situations, however he is also quick to dispel and dismiss some of the conjecture and smokescreen information that floats around in this modern age.This is a really good read.