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The Spin | Writing a book with Chris Woakes showed the inner steel of the nicest man in cricket

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All-rounder and ‘the best teammate you could wish for’ has seen profound change since his first-class debut in 2006

The Spin this week comes from York, where Chris Woakes and I sat down on Monday evening to discuss his new autobiography, The Wizard. There were just shy of 400 international wickets on stage, not a single one mine, and an audience that happened to include one of his old teachers.

It turns out a seemingly clean-cut cricketer was something of a rebel back in the day, with Mr Wager reminding Chris of the time he feigned illness to bunk off school for a long weekend in Newquay with his mates. A bit like Warwickshire’s title win this year that anecdote came too late, frustratingly, for the hardback edition.

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Source: Guardian Sport

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