The Immortals of Australian Sport Box Set

Name: The Immortals of Australian Sport Box Set
Price: 45 AUD
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ISBN: 9781922468604

Darryl Flack, Lucas Radbourne, Liam Hauser

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Gelding Street Press
30 June 2026

Football (Soccer, Association football); Cricket; Motorcycle racing

Series: The Immortals

For the Australian sports fan, Gelding Street is offering the deal of the century. These three superbly researched and well written books highlight the Immortals of Australian Cricket, Soccer and Motor Racing. For the Australian sport aficionado this is a superb deal at $45, which is over 50% off the RRP of purchasing the books separately. This is a perfect gift for the Australian sports fan in your life, get it quick before it runs out.

The Immortals of Australian Motorcycle Racing: The World Champs celebrates the nation's greatest-ever riders, from the white-knuckle 500cc and MotoGP eras to the hard-core challenge of the Dakar Rally and the rough and tumble worlds of supercross and speedway.

The Immortals of Australian Soccer celebrates the greatest players from the round ball game to form a best-of-the-best XI from our country's storied past. It takes the Immortals concept made famous elsewhere in the sporting world and applies it to soccer.

The Immortals of Australian Cricket sees experienced journalist and sports writer Liam Hauser selects his Immortal team from players who didn’t just dominate, they changed the game with their sheer will.

By: Darryl Flack, Lucas Radbourne, Liam Hauser
Imprint: Gelding Street Press
Country of Publication: Australia
Dimensions: Height: 270mm, Width: 194mm,
ISBN: 9781922468604
ISBN 10: 1922468606
Series: The Immortals
Publication Date: 30 June 2026
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Forthcoming

Darryl Flack has been a motorcycle journalist since 1990, commencing his writing career with Australian Motorcycle News as its Sydney editor. He freelanced for Two Wheels, REVS, Cycle Torque, Britain's Motor Cycle News, U.S weekly Cycle News, and served as Australian correspondent for MotoGP.com. In 2018 he co-authored Race Across the Great Divide - How the 1970s Transformed Aussie Motorcycle Racing. Lucas Radbourne thinks he could have gone pro if it hadn't been for his bad knee. Instead, he settled for being an editor for FourFourTwo Australia, FTBL, The Women's Game and Beat Magazine. He's also a director of a non-profit foundation and has been published in The Guardian, News Corp and magazines across Australia and the United Kingdom. He's worked in Moscow and Berlin - among 26 other countries - authored his first book and trained a border collie that sits before it crosses the road. That was Lucas's first 25 years. Now he's planning to spend most of his money on booze, birds and fast cars. He heard once that the rest you just squander. Liam Hauser is a sports journalist and author who has written about cricket and sports for more than 15 years. His previous books include State of Origin: 30 years (Rockpool, 2010); A Century of Cricket Tests (New Holland, 2013); State of Origin: 35 Years (Rockpool, 2015); A History of Test Cricket (New Holland, 2016); The Great Grand Finals: Rugby League's Greatest Contests (New Holland, 2017); Immortals of Australian Cricket (Rockpool, 2018); State of Origin: 40 years (Gelding Street Press, 2020); The Great Grand Finals: Rugby league's greatest contests (New Holland 2019 and 2021); and The Immortals of Australian Rugby League (Gelding Street Press 2019). With a Bachelor of Journalism from Queensland University of Technology, he has worked for regional newspapers since 2007 as a reporter, including covering sport. Over the years Liam has written about many sports including cricket, rugby league, rugby union, Oztag, touch football, soccer, gymnastics, campdrafting, equestrian, tennis, bowls, boxing, hockey, golf, rifle shooting, horse racing and archery. He has appeared on radio many times to speak about his in-depth knowledge of rugby league and in particular his expert opinion on the State of Origin and the history of Test cricket.