Martin was the first to get his hands on our copy of this, one of the most eagerly awaited titles of the year – it seems that he wasn’t disappointed
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There are a few names to conjure with for anyone who wants to nominate the finest Australian bowler of all time, and that of the subject of Martin’s latest feature is certainly one of them
A rare maximum from Martin for an eclectic selection of essays that form the core of the third issue of what is, with all due respect to Major Bowen, unarguably the best periodical ever to appear on the game, or indeed any game
As promised we follow up Gulu’s review of Makarand Waingarkar’s latest book with Martin’s impressions of its predecessor
Martin has had a long wait for a biography of Ted McDonald, the great Australian quick who threw in his lot with Lancashire, and it seems he wasn’t disappointed
There was a slow start to 2014 but as the weeks passed some truly excellent books arrived, and all of our winners are highly recommended
The team have finally overcome their collective luddism and got to grips with the new look, and it seems like the first book of the new era is a good ‘un
In this feature Martin looks at the life and times of Gilbert Jessop, one of the most exciting cricketers to have played the game
Arguably the greatest English batsmen of them all, Martin looks at the legend that is Sir Leonard Hutton
In this feature Martin looks at the history and practice of underarm bowling, and asks whether it might have a place in the modern game