for the remainder of his life, constantine lived in london. he returned to legal practice and was elected an honorary bencher of the middle temple in 1963, despite his limited experience. he also resumed work in journalism: he wrote and broadcast on cricket, race and the commonwealth, and produced two more books: a coaching book "the young cricketers companion" (1964), and "the changing face of cricket" (1966) which included his thoughts on modern cricket. he made his debut as a television cricket commentator, although his failing health and talkative style meant he was less successful than on the radio.