1 CD, Colin Ingleby-Mackenzie, cricketer, interviewed by Ralph Dellor. The CD consists of 13 tracks.
Track 1: [0:00-0:15] Opening jingle, [0:16-1:45] Introduction and brief biography by Dellor, [1:46-3:03] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about how his Hampshire team reflected himself and being co-captains with Desmond Eagar, [3:04-4:39] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about playing school cricket in Dartmouth and Eton and how it dominated his life.
Track 2: [0:00-1:26] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about the quality of pitches at Eton which were loved by Denis Compton and Keith Miller, how they fostered good amateurs and being coached by Jack O'Connor, [1:27-3:33] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about playing cricket during his time in the Navy and his naval career [3:34-3:55] Ingleby-Mackenzie jokes about Nelson's, [3:56-6:11] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about how came to play for Hampshire through being coached by Jim Bailey at an Easter coached school and being spotted by Harry Altham.
Track 3: [0:00-0:51] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about predominantly watching county cricket at Lord's and Denis Compton and Bill Edrich being his heroes, [0:52-1:58] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about who was in the Hampshire team when he joined singling out Leo Harrison, [1:59-3:27] Ingleby-Mackenzie refutes the claim Hampshire's sociability was responsible for their underachieving, [3:28-4:47] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about how some players would stay out until the early hours and contrasts with this players who needed rest and concentration.
Track 4: [0:00-0:44] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about making his debut for Hampshire against Sussex at Dean Park, Bournemouth, [0:45-1:51] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about who was in the Hampshire team on his debut and having a conversation with Phil Mead, [1:52-5:19] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about his love of horse racing.
Track 5: [0:00-1:07] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about how his gambling instinct influenced his captaincy style, [1:08-1:58] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about how he always wanted to win and took chances in doing so, [1:59-3:34] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about bowling Derek Shackleton a lot and how some of his Hampshire players played tough.
Track 6: [0:00-2:00] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about the influence of Desmond Eagar on his career and Hampshire being a good team to captain, [2:01-2:44] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about getting the captaincy at the right time as fortunes of Hampshire were improving, [2:45-5:03 Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about the mix of school boys and hardened professionals in the Hampshire team and how professionals may not have been cut out for captaining, [5:04- Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about needing to enjoy being captain.
Track 7 [0:00-1:47] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about the Hampshire team that won the 1961 County Championship highlighting the influence of Roy Marshall, [1:48-3:20] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about Derek Shackleton, [3:21-5:04] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about Butch White.
Track 8: [0:00-2:42] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about the run-in to winning the 1961 County Championship and playing a match against Yorkshire, [2:43-3:42] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about winning the County Championship and celebrating, [3:43-4:48 Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about his Hampshire team being popular.
Track 9: [0:00-1:48] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about finding it harder to win the County Championship following 1961, [1:49-2:33] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about enjoying touring and playing in a variety of places, [2:34-3:48] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about the introduction of one-day cricket and maybe how Hampshire should have done better, [3:49-4:57] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about how he was not cut-out for one-day cricket and viewing it as something else.
Track 10: [0:00-1:44] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about Hampshire's struggles in one-day cricket, [1:45-4:53] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about not being named captain of an MCC tour but admits Ted Dexter deserved it ahead of him.
Track 11: [0:00-0:46] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about not being worried by the burden of being captain of England and being excited by the prospect, [0:47-2:39] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about going on unofficial tours including tours headed by E W Swanton and Duke of Norfolk, [2:40-4:31] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about retiring from county cricket at 32 and feeling he had to start a non-cricket career.
Track 12: [0:00-1:06] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about progressing his brokering career rather than go into cricket administration, [1:07-3:02] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about continuing to follow Hampshire cricket, [3:03-4:39] Ingleby-Mackenzie talks about Mark Nicholas and how they were both bachelor's during their careers.
Track 13: [0:00-0:50] Ingleby-Mackenzie summarises his attitude to cricket, [0:51-1:02] Closing jingle music.