Gulu Ezekiel’s latest book skilfully and entertainingly dismantles many myths about Indian cricket, although Martin seems to believe there is one that, on the other hand, he has simply helped to perpetuate
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It’s back to the 1970s with this one, and memories of long sideburns, flared trousers and some memorable cricket
This one is destined to become a bit of a classic, and gains Greg Growden a posthumous five stars from Martin
We have an unusual one here, but from Martin’s review it would seem this slim book is well worth investing in
In this review Martin looks at a recent publication from the ACS, part biography and part a history of the Glamorgan county club
In anticipation of the imminent arrival of a new selection of booklets in this series shortly becoming available Martin reviews the last of the first batch
Jack Potter may have missed out on a Test cap, but he has produced a cracking autobiography
It’s CCM time again, and Issue 6 is every bit as good as its predecessors
For the second week running we review a book that has the name ‘Bradman’ in the title but, excellence apart, the two have little in common
At a time when the current England batting line up could do with someone of his ilk, in this feature Martin looks back at the career of Mike Gatting