From the pitch to the commentary box, Kerry 'Skull' O'Keeffe has covered Australian cricket from every angle for more than thirty years. His distinctive laugh, his self-deprecating humour and his incisive opinions have made his commentary of the game essential summer listening for cricket fans all over the country. Skullduggery brings together Skull's priceless columns for the Sunday Telegraph, a selection of classic yarns and all-new words of wisdom to present his colourful take on cricket today. As warm and witty on the page as he is on the airwaves, Skull has the most insightful eye in cricket. He'll have you chuckling by the coin toss and wiping away tears by stumps.
Author Biography
Straight breaker Kerry O'Keeffe played at club, state and international level in the days before cricket became way too serious. The days when a warm-up meant a cigarette and a few knee bends. He is a knowledgeable cricket enthusiast and a sensational humorist, which has led to commentary roles on radio and television. He is a tremendous story teller and public speaker.
