The Tourist: What Happens on Tour Stays on Tour ... Until Now!

Phil Tufnell has traveled the world as a cricketer, broadcaster, and celebrity jungle dweller, and his new book "The Tourist" reveals what really happens on tour.

Format: Hardback
Length: 320 pages
Publication date: 26 October 2023
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers

Phil Tufnell, a renowned cricketer, broadcaster, and celebrity jungle dweller, has embarked on extensive travels worldwide. His adventures have taken him from the captivating cricket tours of Australia and South Africa to his equally remarkable escapades to the vibrant destinations of Benidorm and Blackpool. Throughout his life, Phil has embraced the nomadic lifestyle, constantly living out of a suitcase and encountering a diverse range of captivating characters.

In his captivating book, "The Tourist," Phil takes readers on an exhilarating journey, offering a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the world of professional cricket tours. From the bustling dressing rooms to the adrenaline-fueled commentary box, readers will be privy to the untold stories and hilarious anecdotes that make up the life of a touring cricketer.

With his trademark wit and charm, Phil recounts his wildest adventures, including a daring incident where he pushed a baby grand piano down the stairs of a luxurious hotel. He also shares the tale of his accidental consumption of a rat, a hilarious mishap that left him questioning his culinary skills. Moreover, Phil reveals the truth behind the infamous incident where he was blamed for England's dismal performance against the West Indies, despite not even being part of the team.

"The Tourist" is a must-read for cricket enthusiasts, sports fans, and anyone who enjoys a good laugh. It serves as a testament to Phil Tufnell's enduring spirit and adventurous nature, providing a glimpse into the glamorous and sometimes bizarre world of professional sports. So, pack your bags, join Phil on his hilarious journey, and prepare to be entertained like never before!

Weight: 524g
Dimension: 162 x 244 x 31 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780008641610