Author(s): Andrew Webster

Sport

The Sydney Cricket Ground has been the home of sport in Australia's premier city since the 1870s, providing the backdrop for some extraordinary moments across a wide range of sports. Andrew Webster is Sydney's No. 1 sportswriter. If These Walls Could Talk brings together the great ground and the great scribe, for a very personal look at what sets such a venue - and sport at the highest level - apart. Some famous names jump from the pages, including Steve Waugh, Tony Lockett, Mark Ella, Steve Mortimer, Neil Harvey and Alan Davidson. There is controversy, too, and the overwhelming sadness of the death of Phillip Hughes. Webster focuses on ten moments that hugely impacted on him, as a journalist and fan, in a way that will resonate with everyone who cherishes their own special memories of the 'SCG'.