Stephen Chalke is just about our favourite cricket author on Cricket Web, and he has not let us down with another great read, in The Way It Was.
CRICKET BOOKS
Some call it a poor man’s Wisden, but that is unkind. It may not be as thorough as ‘The Cricketer’s Bible,’ but ‘Cricket year’ is a quality publication in its own right.
Another mouth watering collectable for the cricket book aficionado
To my shame I have not read this book, and now that Swaranjeet has given it five stars I am truly embarrassed
A.A. Thomson was the favourite author of Sir Donald Bradman. The Don only liked the best of cricketers and his choice in writers was also of the elite.
A special feature on one of the most famous of all cricketing publications, from a man who has every edition.
Wayne Larkins looked a class batsman on occasions, but at other times looked a park cricketer. David takes a look at his biography
This week David reviews a book that I am unfamiliar with, but now will be keeping an eye out for a reasonably priced edition.
Kent’s Ed Smith gets to hang out with baseball’s New York Mets and draws comparisons between the two sports.
Lobsters, where are they? Apart from Trevor Chappell the art is indeed lost, and now illegal