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Deano: My Call
168 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1994
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January 10, 2010
Dean Jones tell his life story right from his early days of earning a new cricket bat by scoring a double hundred in a school match (the scorers said it was 196, Jones told them 'No, its 200, I kept count' the scorers added up the book again, Jones was right!) to winning the 1987 World Cup to sitting alone in a hotel room in South Africa decided to call it quits. A good insight into one of crickets most attacking players.
January 22, 2026
Not the best written book but it gives an insight into cricket that you wouldn't normally get.
Definitely all Dean Jones's beliefs.
Aggressive cricketer who at times seems to be lost in life. Good mentality for the game, not the best for everything else in life.
Always meant the best, might’ve not always portrayed it.
Great cricketer, one of Australia’s finest.
Book reads as if it’s a justification of actions, praise of those he liked and a resume to get a job.
Definitely all Dean Jones's beliefs.
Aggressive cricketer who at times seems to be lost in life. Good mentality for the game, not the best for everything else in life.
Always meant the best, might’ve not always portrayed it.
Great cricketer, one of Australia’s finest.
Book reads as if it’s a justification of actions, praise of those he liked and a resume to get a job.
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