Australian Broadcasting Corporation   LOCATION:
http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2002/s720418.htm  Broadcast:
06/11/2002  Doco looks at cricket in the '70s  Reporter: Mark
Bannerman  KERRY O'BRIEN: When the cream of Australian cricket
takes on England in the first Test in Brisbane tomorrow they may
be playing for love -- but they'll also be making big dollars
too.  It wasn't always that way.  In fact the issue of player
payments split the game in the '70s, leading to the formation of
Kerry Packer's cricket circus.  It was a destructive period that
cut short careers, and set cricketer against cricketer.  But
what really happened behind the scenes?  Well, a new book, and a
documentary series soon to be seen on ABC TV, lift the lid on
the most tumultuous decade in Australian cricket history.  Right
at the centre, the two brothers who took turns to captain
Australia.  Mark Bannerman looks at the Chappell era.  MARK
BANNERMAN: It was a decade of revolution, a time of questioning.
Social, sexual and political.