Archie Mac - ARTICLES

Archie looks at a book written in 1956 by one of the greatest all-rounders in the history of the game

It was a sad day for Archie and many other cricket book fanatics when this series finished.

We will be putting up reviews of older books every two days for the next two weeks, so make sure you keep checking in!

This book was written just before Tom Cartwright’s passing, and is a fine tribute to the man.

Archie Mac is still on the angry pills, as he pans another recent offering, this one only rating one and a half stars.

We have a great treat; two reviews of this book, which is destined to become a standard reference work for all cricket historians. One by Archie and the other by Stuart.

New Zealand have proved too good yet again for a hapless Bangladesh, who finished day two at 51-5 in their second innings

Virender Sehwag lit up the Manuka Oval with an electrifying 113 in just 78 balls, including 2 sixes and 18 fours.

The Canberra Comets continue to punch above their weight, finishing at 292-8, just 33 runs behind their more fancied opponents

India gave a workman-like performance in their tour match against the Canberra Comets. On a beautiful batting pitch they scored 325-9