It must be at least a month since Martin reviewed a book that features Lancashire cricket, so this one was probably overdue
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The way Martin has been rattling on about this one over the last few days you would be forgiven for thinking he believes it is the best book he has ever read
An unusual item here, and one which, apparently, even Martin’s wife much enjoyed looking through
In this feature Martin tells the unusual story of Paul Gibb, a wicketkeeper batsman for England, Essex and Yorkshire who later became a First Class umpire
As we continue to live through difficult and uncertain times The Final Innings serves as a timely reminder that we are not the first to have done so
As the 2020 English cricketing summer fades into history the latest edition of County Cricket Matters is now available
She wrote ‘the first book on First Class cricket not written by a man’ back in 1953, but few remember Margaret Hughes today – in this post Martin reminds us of her contribution to cricket literature
This year’s has been a strange old county cricket season, so now seems an appropriate time to look at a book about 2019, the sort of summer that we will hopefully enjoy once more in 2021
This week Martin reviews The Nightwatchman, with apologies for not having done so earlier
This week the blog looks at the life, times and work of Gerald Brodribb, one of the most versatile cricket writers there has been