1 CD, Ken Shuttleworth, cricketer, interviewed by David Rayvern Allen. The CD consists of 10 tracks.
Track 1: [0:00-3:27] Shuttleworth talks about a sudden loss of confidence and form being responsible for ending his cricket career.
Track 2: [0:00-0:58] Shuttleworth talks about how he became scared to go out and bowl, [0:59-1:30] Shuttleworth talks about how we was seen as the next great England bowler and wanted to succeed before his loss of confidence struck, [1:31-2:12] Shuttleworth talks about how got into cricket by playing with childhood friends in a park, [2:13-3:46] Shuttleworth talks about playing cricket for the glass firm Pilkington's and being offered a contract with Lancashire County Cricket Club after a trial period, [3:47-4:27] Shuttleworth talks about always wanting to be a bowler and enjoying batting.
Track 3: [0:00-1:02] Shuttleworth talks about his Lancashire debut and first wicket being Geoffrey Boycott, [1:03-2:00] Shuttleworth and Rayvern Allen discuss batsmen not walking, [2:01-2:56] Shuttleworth talks about who was playing for Lancashire when he broke into the side, [2:57-4:50] Shuttleworth talks about going on a Commonwealth XI tour to Pakistan in 1968 highlighting the diet, pitches and captaincy of Richie Benaud, [4:51-5:37] Shuttleworth compares bowling spells in Pakistan to when he played for Lancashire.
Track 4: [0:00-0:25] Shuttleworth talks about not believing his amount of bowling took a toll on his body, [0:26-0:58] Shuttleworth talks about his 1968 and 1969 cricket seasons and going on tour to Australia and New Zealand in 1970-1971, [0:59-2:26] Shuttleworth talks about playing in the Rest of World match at Lord's in 1970, [2:27-3:06] Shuttleworth talks about Duncan Fletcher's policy of withdrawing players from county cricket, [3:07-3:56] Shuttleworth talks about how modern cricket is a more intense game, [3:57-5:09] Shuttleworth talks about being on the MCC tour to Australia 1970-1971.
Track 5: [0:00-2:40] Shuttleworth talks about being on the MCC tour to Australia and New Zealand 1970-1971 and Australian pitches, [2:41-5:04] Shuttleworth talks about playing against Pakistan in 1971 and being the best he ever bowled.
Track 6: [0:00-0:27] Shuttleworth talks about not playing in an international again, [0:28-3:24] Shuttleworth talks about getting injured and moving to Leicestershire.
Track 7: [0:00-0:41] Shuttleworth talks about retiring, playing in the Lancashire leagues and working for a colliery, [0:42-1:41] Shuttleworth talks about not becoming an umpire and being a good footballer, [1:42-3:32] Shuttleworth talks about modern day fast bowling and the England tour taking place in Australia, [3:33-4:09] Shuttleworth talks about how much cricket is played now.
Track 8: [0:00-1:15] Shuttleworth talks about one-day cricket impacting on way Test cricket is played, [1:16-2:38] Shuttleworth talks about how frightening Jeff Thomson was as a bowler and calls Dennis Lillee's action perfect, [2:39-3:11] Shuttleworth talks about how bowlers including Fred Trueman would have adapted to modern game, [3:12-4:02] Shuttleworth talks about the future of cricket and impact of one-day cricket.
Track 9: [0:00-0:59] Shuttleworth talks about batsman batting like it’s a one-day match, [1:00-1:23] Shuttleworth talks about doing a bit of umpiring and advising young bowlers, [1:24-4:47] Shuttleworth talks about Andrew Flintoff and the captaincy of the 2006-2007 England tour to Australia and current England side.
Track 10: [0:00-1:58] Shuttleworth talks about wicket-keepers not standing up to the wicket on his bowling and Farokh Engineer and Alan Knott being great wicket-keepers, [1:59-2:29] Shuttleworth talks about not caring who he bowled, [2:30-4:59] Shuttleworth talks about the England tour of Australia 2006-2007 and quality of the Australian team and looking forward to the 2009 series.