The latest release from Battersby Publishing is a biography of a long forgotten New Zealander, and is well up to his usual high standard

With this review the Mac provides us with an Australian perspective on one of the best books published in England last year

Mike Procter is an iconic figure throughout the cricket world, but nowhere more so than where this fine tribute comes from, Gloucestershire

This title amounts to an unauthorised biography of the ICC, an organisation much changed since its creation in 1909

League cricket in North West England is the subject of this book from Geoff Wellsteed

Pat Cummins, Australia’s current captain across all formats, has redefined leadership in modern cricket. Known for his calm demeanor, sharp cricketing mind, and unparalleled consistency, Cummins has steered Australia through turbulent times while maintaining the team’s winning mentality. His leadership style combines tactical insight, emotional intelligence, and the ability to keep the dressing room united, qualities that have made him one of the most respected captains in contemporary cricket.

At last we have the irrepressible Annie Chave’s first book – does it live up to the expectations her stewardship of Count Cricket Matters have created for it?

This one is another retrospective account of a twentieth century tour and, it would seem, another classic of the genre

This will probably the last review we post on Max Bonnell’s recent book on Victor Trumper and, coming from the Mac, it is surely the most authoritative?