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August 20, 2009Posted on 08/20/2009 in New Zealand cricket
Change of Pace from Richard Hadlee
New Zealand's legendary allrounder has released his third book, Changing Pace, which focuses more on his post-retirement days, his dad, knighthood, health problems and life as a selector for eight years. Jonathan Millmow caught up with him in Wellington. Read on in the Dominion Post.
"Writing about those emotional experiences can be a healing thing and perhaps others can take some inspiration as well," he says.
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