This Dennis Lillee autobiography sits somewhere in the middle, both chronologically and quality-wise. The contents are certainly readable, although they do tend to concentrate on the events of the early 1980s in Australian cricket, so you get to read about what Lillee thought of Kim Hughes (not highly), his ongoing injury problems and his thoughts of the future.

There are certainly better cricket books around but I have a soft spot for "Over and Out!" thanks to Lillee signing the book for me when I was a particuloarly young and callow youth. ( )