Yet another book recommended by the team, how will I keep up? But as I always enjoy books about an English season this is another one that I will have to buy
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A book with a difference, part cricket match, part adventure and part hedonistic paradise. It is certainly the best book cover we have featured on Cricket Web.
This is an excellent, and not unsympathetic, account of he life of Wally Hammond – a true great of the game.
One of Archie’s favourite books has been updated and re-released. Read what David thinks of it.
A book I missed, but after reading this review by David, I will go out and pick one up.
Some call it a poor man’s Wisden, but that is unkind. It may not be as thorough as ‘The Cricketer’s Bible,’ but ‘Cricket year’ is a quality publication in its own right.
Wayne Larkins looked a class batsman on occasions, but at other times looked a park cricketer. David takes a look at his biography
This week David reviews a book that I am unfamiliar with, but now will be keeping an eye out for a reasonably priced edition.
Sounds like a fine read. David tells me that Alan Dedicoat draws the lottery numbers on the BBC (this will make more sense when you read the review).
David takes a look at a standard of cricket book literature, in the third of our seven book reviews.