The book '281 and beyond' is an autobiography of which indian cricketer?
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The turning point in my life was the 281 knock. In the book, I have spoken about what led me to play the match and how I was able to get fit in time for the match... my batting with Rahul Dravid on the 4th day, how we built that partnership and more.
"I think that Test series taught us a lot. It gave us a progressive and aggressive mindset that we can do well against anyone in the world," the cricketer added.
The book, according to the publishers - Westland, would give a peep into Indian cricket's "dressing-room meltdowns", Laxman's "nuances of batting in different formats and on various pitches", and then of course, his "learnings with coach John Wright" and the "rocky times under Greg Chappell", among many other things.
Laxman, who announced his retirement from international cricket in 2012, played 134 Tests, amassing 8,781 runs at an average of 45.97. He scored 17 centuries and 56 half centuries.
He also played in 86 ODIs for an aggregate of 2338 and average of 30.76 in the shorter format.
The autobiography will be launched as part of the publishing house's new imprint, Westland Sport.
"I think that Test series taught us a lot. It gave us a progressive and aggressive mindset that we can do well against anyone in the world," the cricketer added.
The book, according to the publishers - Westland, would give a peep into Indian cricket's "dressing-room meltdowns", Laxman's "nuances of batting in different formats and on various pitches", and then of course, his "learnings with coach John Wright" and the "rocky times under Greg Chappell", among many other things.
Laxman, who announced his retirement from international cricket in 2012, played 134 Tests, amassing 8,781 runs at an average of 45.97. He scored 17 centuries and 56 half centuries.
He also played in 86 ODIs for an aggregate of 2338 and average of 30.76 in the shorter format.
The autobiography will be launched as part of the publishing house's new imprint, Westland Sport.
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