Many club histories are published, but they have rarely been reviewed on CricketWeb, an imbalance that this week’s review from Archie starts to put right
Archie Mac - ARTICLES
It is sport’s most important annual, so we thought Wisden needed a review from an Australian perspective
The Mac is back, and this week has unearthed an unusual one,
We like the Cricket Publishing Company here at CW, and this week are reviewing a couple of their older offerings in the hope that Mr Cardwell will take the hint and expedite the publication of some of his pending titles
There is no sign yet of a UK release for the latest anthology of Gideon Haigh’s recent work, but surely there will be before too long?
Our Archie is clearly a fan of Blowers, as this one gets almost as enthusiastic a welcome from him as ‘Squeezing The Orange’ did four years ago
This one is strictly for those who are interested in a very small part of the literature of cricket
Not many families can boast a father and two sons who have each authored at least one book about the game of cricket. In Victorian times there were the Lillywhites, and now the Benauds emulate them
Martin’s six monthly article has, regrettably, been furthered delayed as he suffers from AHR (Ashes Hammering Reaction) Syndrome, so whilst we give him a few days to get over it Archie has given us his review of Patrick Ferriday’s latest
It’s a brave man who publishes a collection of poems about cricket, but from Archie’s review it would seem Peter Fenton has produced something eminently readable- cue Gulu!