Last week the game of cricket lost a great enthusiast, and a man of immense personal charm
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This one is undoubtedly an important book, but is it a good one?
The fourth monograph in Red Rose Books’ Notable Lancashire Victories in 19th Century Cricket series seems, unsurprisingly, to have gone down pretty well here
For those interested in the subject of Philadelphian cricket during the ‘Golden Age’ this one will hit the spot
Another week, and another autobiography from a member of India’s 1983 World Cup winning side
One for the committed cricket tragic, and probably only one with an interest in Hampshire, but this is a fascinating piece of research
In this feature Martin looks at the Australian pace bowlers who appeared in the interregnum
This new book amounts to a combined autobiography and biography of India’s wicketkeeper of the late 1970s and early 1980s
Almost 30 years after his early career autobiography Brian Lara has spoken, and not held back
Few cricket books are bestsellers, but this one must have come close at Christmas – what does our resident Lancastrian think of it?