This is the first tour book we have seen dealing with a series from the third decade of the twenty first century, and a notable release for that reason alone
CRICKET BOOKS
We go back more than a decade in the ACS Lives in Cricket series with this review, and the fifteenth volume of that fine sequence of books
This book is the biography of a county stalwart of the 1950s and 1960s, and will appeal equally to Kentish Men and Men of Kent
This recent book on the history of the Sydney Cricket Club is well up to its publisher’s usual high standards
The subject matter of this one is perhaps a little obscure, but will certainly appeal to enough cricket lovers to sell out very soon
English county cricket is a wonderful spectacle, and here we have a fitting celebration of it
The name Neville Cardus continues to resonate with cricket lovers the world over, and now we have a definitive record of his oeuvre
This series of books looks back more than two hundred years, to the way the game was reported in the 18th century
This one has an excellent choice of subject matter, but is let down somewhat by its presentation
Whilst waiting patiently for the release of Mike Brearley’s autobiography we finally get around to taking a look at his last book, from 2020