Review: Sex, Drugs and Sausage Rolls.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 5, 2013
Cricket has over the years gained a reputation of being a rather boring sport. If, however, the usual game of cricket panned out in much the same way as it does in  Alan Hardy's Gabriella then  it would be a reputation easily shirked. A pleasant mixture of cricket, sex, humour and class war, all rolled into a single English summer afternoon. With Gabriella taking the act of flirting to a whole new level, a little injection of cocaine and a pavilion all set up for afternoon tea , the phrase `Sex, drugs and sausage rolls' has never felt more fitting. A wicket story that bowled me over and after reading just the first page there was no way I was going to bail. Gabriella scored 5 out of 5 and not out.