CRICKET BOOKS

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

All Test match captains should have their biography written, and with the publication of Max Bonnell’s latest Australia’s Herb Collins joins the ranks of those whose stories have been told

While the Review Team were working on the Book of the Year author Barry Nicholls helped out by reviewing a recent release that had slipped under Martin’s radar

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

Our first 2015 published title this week has an enduring subject, and why not, after all there will never be another Don

The CricketWeb Book of the Year awards are not quite ready, so while we are marking time Archie has been reading what seems to be a somewhat eccentric book

As he has dipped in to the ACS Lives in Cricket series again this week I presume Martin must have been on another long train journey

This week Archie review a book from the MCC Library that makes available one of the earliest tour diaries

How knowledge is made available is in something of a state of flux. In this feature Martin sets out his thoughts on what is to become of cricket literature