Darren Cahill

"Tennis tales from the glory days of Fred Perry and Virginia Wade. This delightful insider's account takes readers on a hilarious journey through the world of tennis on the international circuit. The author, a player of international repute, shares his colorful and often outrageous experiences with some of the most iconic tennis players of all time. From locker rooms to small hotels and the lawns of Wimbledon, this memoir will transport you to a bygone era where tennis was more about the players than the game itself. With a Foreword by Peter Ustinov, this cult classic is a must-read for any tennis fan."