CRICKET BOOKS
The question of where the next Bradman is coming from has been a subject for speculation since 1930, and in this new book Peter Kettle adds his two penn’orth to the debate
You can never have too much of a good thing, and remembering the life and times of Garry Sobers is one of the very best things a cricket lover can do
The best of county cricket is well worth celebrating, and that is exactly what this new book does
The Mac enjoyed this one, which I would suggest is a recommendation all Aussie Rules aficionados should heed
A bit of light reading this week, but a book that is no less worthwhile for that
It is getting on for 150 years since Test cricket began, and here is a little known story from a few weeks before the inaugural Test at the MCG
A strange title, and its subject matter is a bit ‘niche’, but this one is an excellent book
Scorers seldom write books about their work, so if for no other reason than that this one is well worth a look
This week we have further proof, if such were needed, that to be a decent read a cricket book does not have to concern itself with the higher levels of the game
It’s back to the ‘Golden Age’ this week, and a look at the life of Australia’s Harry Trott