July28 ‘Noddy’ by: Martin Chandler Geoff Pullar’s name does not figure amongst the legends of Lancashire cricket, but his story is still well worth telling
July28 Olympic Cricket: The Story So Far by: Martin Chandler The 2024 Paris Olympics are underway although, unlike the 1900 edition that is the subject of this new booklet, there is no cricket this time
July21 Overthrowing Cricket’s Empire by: Martin Chandler Despite featuring only England defeats, this one is still well worth reading
July21 A Glorious Week by: Martin Chandler County cricket is a spectacle that needs to be treasured, and this new booklet is a timely reminder of that
July14 An Unusual Celebrity: The Many Cricketing Lives of Bill Bowes by: Martin Chandler A biography of Bill Bowes has been a long time coming, but the finished product was well worth waiting for
July14 Triumph at Wattle Flat by: Martin Chandler This one will appeal to anyone who enjoys stories of English cricket teams being humbled
July07 A Cricket Man by: Martin Chandler He may not have played International cricket, but Steve Perryman’s is an interesting story well told
July07 A Little Book of Cardus Cartoons by: Martin Chandler Thanks to the Neville Cardus Archive almost half a century after his death the great man keeps on giving
June30 Faces on a Wall by: Martin Chandler Andrew Radd’s decision to look at the history of his county, Northamptonshire, through the lives of its captains has proved to be a wise one
June30 New Books – An overview for July 2024 by: Martin Chandler As 2024 reaches its midpoint it’s time for our look at what is in store for the cricketing bibliophile for the rest of the year