Thanks to the efforts of Roger Heavens the legacy of Arthur Haygarth continues to grow, 118 years after his death
CRICKET BOOKS
This interesting little book is strictly for the bibliophiles amongst us, and possibly only the Lancastrian ones at that
Do you remember Peter Swart? If the answer to that is ‘yes’ then Dave Battersby’s latest monograph is one for you
This one is a book with a significant pedigree, and it is aimed at those with an interest in Somerset cricket that goes all the way back to the county club’s formation
This week we have another look at Jack Potter’s autobiography, so does Archie enjoy it as much as Martin did?
This week we feature a new privately published book from Sussex, and one that seems from Martin’s review to be well worth investing in
A South American history two weeks ago, a club in Australia last week, and now a club in Scotland – is Martin broadening his horizons?
An Essex cleric, who was born in Japan and died in Monaco, is the subject of the latest biography in the ACS Lives in Cricket series
This week Martin has reviewed a book on the subject of a season in Sydney Grade cricket a century ago – yes, we were surprised too
For anyone who has ever wondered whether they should invest in a cricket library, and if so what it should contain, this book provides many of the answers