This one is new territory for ACS publications, and it seems Keith Walmsley’s exploration of this forgotten tour was entirely worthwhile
CRICKET BOOKS
Much less famous than a Grace, George Pepall’s life still makes for an interesting monograph in this, the second recent GCCC Heritage Trust publication
Martin reviewed Rob Franks’ recent biography of Bert Kortlang a few weeks ago, and now we have Archie’s take
Anthologies can be of uneven quality, but this collection of Paul Edwards’ work is one of the very best
A new David Battersby monograph brings a look at another hitherto little known aspect of Pakistan cricket
This one has been highly praised, and reading the Mac’s review it would seem with good reason
A new series of booklets from Gloucestershire begins with a look at a lesser known member of the County’s foremost cricketing family
This is a book that should be read by anyone with even the slightest interest in cricket, for any number of reasons
The name of Bert Kortlang is not a well known one amongst cricket lovers, but his story is certainly an interesting one
This one is a bit ‘niche’, and not a long read, but a worthwhile one for those of us who are ‘that way inclined’