1 CD, Sir Richard Hadlee, cricketer, interviewed by Ralph Dellor. The CD consists of 1 track.
Track 1: [0:00-1:45] Hadlee talks about his thoughts on current New Zealand side and highlighsts a young Tim Southee, [1:46-3:38] Hadlee talks about comparisons with him and Tim Southee and advantages modern young players have, [3:39-4:59] Hadlee talks about his father and expectations placed on him because of his family, [5:00-6:22] Hadlee talks about whether his name was handicap and how one of his brothers rebelled against cricket, [6:23-8:11] Hadlee talks about modelling himself on many different bowlers including Dick Motz and developing his own technique, [8:12-9:17] Hadlee talks about the start of his run-up and falling over in a Test Match at Lord's, [9:18-11:14] Hadlee talks about the responsibility he felt to be successful with a new ball and to be the main wicket taker.
[11:15-12:54] Hadlee talks about never winning a Test Match at Lord's but being personally successful there and to be the first cricketer to be knighted whilst still playing the game, [12:55-14:59] Hadlee talks about being awarded a knighthood and the honour that comes with it, [15:00-16:22] Hadlee talks about his successful spell with Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, [16:23-17:14] Hadlee talks about his last Test Match at Edgbaston, [17:15-19:21] Hadlee talks about being the first bowler to 400 Test wickets, [19:22-21:44] Hadlee talks about how focusing on his bowling neglected his batting and how he should have scored more runs.
[21:45-23:42] Hadlee talks about never being a full-time captain and the times he stood in as one, [23:43-24:21] Hadlee talks about never worrying not being captain, [24:22-26:51] Hadlee talks about the captaincy of Geoff Howarth and Clive Rice, [26:52-28:16] Hadlee talks about the ability of Clive Rice, [28:17-30:01] Hadlee talks about a developing heart problem soon after retirement and playing club cricket in New Zealand, [30:02-31:42] Hadlee talks about writing cricket books, working with New Zealand cricket and taking a step back from the game, [31:43-33:52] Hadlee talks about his hopes for the future of cricket, [33:53-35:43] Hadlee talks about the highlights from his career.