Cricket Web’s first cricket book of the year is an instant classic. Martin takes a look for us. Runner Up is Jack Fingleton, easily the best Australian cricket book of the year. Stuart gives a lovely critique.
CRICKET BOOKS
Charlie Hallows, a good solid Pro. Had one great season in 1928, how does Martin think the author captured this career high?
A book about an unknown who led a short but exciting life, see what Archie thought about this new biography.
Martin is not impressed with this recent publication, see why. Merry Christmas to all you cricket book lovers from the review team.
David takes a look at a standard of cricket book literature, in the third of our seven book reviews.
An over looked gem, from 1985, found by Archie. This is the second of our seven days of book reviews.
Two in a row! Another five star book starts off our week of daily reviews. Remember to check in tomorrow to see another review.
Well it had to happen sooner or later, and today Martin gives the first five star book ever for Cricket Web.
Starting next Monday we will have seven book reviews in seven days, and then we will award the Cricket Web book of the year.
One of the most fascinating lives of all those men who have reached the heights of Test cricket, what did Archie think of the cricketing Lord?
Just like his off drive, Ponting is on the front foot, although according to Archie he occasionally miss-times, and on a couple of occasions misses altogether.