And now for an Australian view of Peter Lloyd’s latest sumptuous contribution to the canon of Australian cricketing biography

This title looks back 79 years, and describes how the game emerged after the Second World War

Once again 2024 sees a new publication to mark the anniversary of the birth of Victor Trumper, the 147th

Technology has always been a major game-changer when it comes to the modern world of sports. Today, we are at the dawn of a new era that is being driven, moulded, and even manipulated by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other sophisticated technologies. From improving athlete performance to changing the way fans view games, incorporating these advancements has ushered in an unfamiliar but thrilling future for sports. 

A new book from Stephen Chalke is always something to celebrate, and this one is no exception

The world of cricket is a fascinating blend of skill, competition, and deep-rooted rivalries, creating legends that resonate through generations. Fans around the globe are drawn to these historic contests that offer not just sport but stories of profound rivalry and camaraderie.

This is a book strictly for those with deep pockets but, it would seem, well worth reading as well as being a thing of beauty

We are grateful to guest reviewer Stanley Carvalho for this look at an umpiring memoir

Cricket—a game that has evolved dramatically from its roots, gaining a global following and sparking passion across continents. And today, the experience of watching live ICC cricket matches has transformed, thanks to technology. No longer are fans glued to the radio, straining to hear distant commentary.