Something rather special this week from Wisden’s publisher Bloomsbury, and from Archie’s review it would seem to be a more than worthwhile purchase.
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Even if it is by far the oldest in the field, Wisden is certainly not the only cricket annual on the market, and this week Archie has been reading another offering from the Almanack’s publisher
Year in year out Wisden is the best cricket book around, so it is hardly surprising that a compilation of the Almanack’s highlights is a five star book
Archie knows as much as most about the era in which Tibby Cotter played, so as he clearly rates this biography it must be a worthwhile purchase
Our run of quality titles continues this week with a new book from Australia, which has also just been released in the UK.
I believe this book has appeared in an edition of as many as five hundred copies, so collecting badges with a cricketing theme can’t be that obscure a hobby
Who would have thought it? Our man Archie thoroughly enjoying a book as contemporary as it is possible to get.
A curious piece of Victoriana for Archie this week, the intention of which seems to have become rather less clear with the passage of time.
We’re a bit late this year, but with this being a special edition of the good book, there was rather more for Archie to read than in the past.
This week Archie reviews a recent biography of a member of the Australian side who played in the 1912 Triangular series in England, Jimmy Mattthews.