This week we have our last review of the first half of 2012. The honour fell to Stuart but, sadly, it would seem that the task was not particularly pleasureable.
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This week Stuart reviews both a recent biography of Imran, as well as the great Pakistani cricketer’s latest autobiography.
This week Stuart reviews Darrell Hair’s second autobiography, which it seems is likely to prove every bit as controversial as his first.
Regular readers will have noted that it is a while since we have had a review from Stuart. This week he returns with a look at one of the game’s weightier tomes.
In recent years there have been numerous publications of books detailing the successes and, far more commonly, the extreme failures of lower grade cricket teams. Rain Men and its sequel Zimmer Men by Marcus Berkmann, Gideon Haigh’s The Vincibles, Harry Thompson’s When Penguins Stopped Play, and Fatty Batter by Michael Simkins are all examples of […]
Considered by many to be the best book on captaincy yet written, did Stuart agree? Read his review and find out
A book that flew under the radar, released with no real fanfare, what did Stuart think of this underrated publication.
This week a double review, as Stuart and Archie take a look at a new book by first time cricket book author Barry Nicholls.
It seems this is a miss rather than a hit, but still this review has me intrigued to see what Mr Fletcher had to say about those nasty Aussies.
A new cricket book with a new idea, find out what Stuart and Archie think of ABCs newest addition.