Reading a new book from Stephen Chalke is always a source of great pleasure, and his latest is no exception to that rule
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This week we have what amounts to a double review from Archie and his daughter – fortunately they are in agreement
Everyone likes a celebration, and Bishan Bedi’s 75th birthday this year was an excellent excuse to have one
The history of our game has been looked at in the context of a number of unfamiliar locations in 2021, and this recent book from the ACS extends coverage to Malaysia
After last week’s review of Roland Perry’s new book on Bradman and Bodyline, Archie gives us his take on Perry’s previous addition to his extensive body of work on ‘The Don’
In this review Archie takes one of our occasional looks at the many books that have been published about the game at club level
We didn’t expect Martin to enjoy Suresh Raina’s autobiography very much, which just goes to show how wrong you can be
Recent years have seen the appearance of a number of books about the legendary Victor Trumper, but nothing quite like this one
In books as in many things size isn’t everything, and the four pages that make up this one represent some high quality writing
For those who thought David Frith had nailed down the lid on the coffin of ‘Bodyline’, it would seem that the corpse is still twitching