March02 Cricket’s Lost Prodigy by: Martin Chandler The story of Karl Schneider, thanks to an extensive personal archive, is one of the best cricketing biographies of recent years
March02 Cricket’s Revolution: Its Sudden Leap into Modernity by: Martin Chandler The ACS Cricket Witness series returns, with another excellent title from the pen of Eric Midwinter
February23 Sunny G by: Martin Chandler Sunil Gavaskar turned 75 last year, and this book was one of his birthday presents
February23 Ten Days in the Punjab by: Martin Chandler The story of a holiday in Pakistan is the subject of David Battersby’s latest monograph
February16 Young Vic by: Martin Chandler For the many who, 110 years after his death, remain fascinated by the legend of Victor Trumper this one is an essential purchase
February16 The Dream That Died: Gwilym Rowland and Welsh Cricket by: Martin Chandler The latest book in the ACS Cricket Witness series is, it seems, well worth investing in
February16 Vale Roger Gibbons by: Martin Chandler Last week the game of cricket lost a great enthusiast, and a man of immense personal charm
February09 It’s not Banter it’s Racism by: Martin Chandler This one is undoubtedly an important book, but is it a good one?
February09 ‘Lancashire Play a Pretty Good Uphill Game’ by: Martin Chandler The fourth monograph in Red Rose Books’ Notable Lancashire Victories in 19th Century Cricket series seems, unsurprisingly, to have gone down pretty well here
February09 A Mismatch at Haverford by: Martin Chandler For those interested in the subject of Philadelphian cricket during the ‘Golden Age’ this one will hit the spot