CRICKET BOOKS

This week Martin reviews an ebook, something we never thought we’d see, so it seems that even for him time moves on occasionally

It is always asking for trouble to leave books unread on the shelves for many years, as Martin recently found when he rediscovered this one

This week we have something of a departure, certainly for Martin, as he reviews a history of a cricket club from Devon

This one is not for the casual reader, but for collectors or readers with an interest in the history of cricketing relations between England and the West Indies it is a cracking read

This week we welcome David Wynne back, who reviews a new book concerned with the history of the game in the west of Ireland

This week Martin looks at a self-published limited edition that is a must for anyone interested in the development of cricket in Pakistan

For the first time in a while we review a new book from the ACS Lives in Cricket series and, it would seem from Martin’s review, it is certainly a good one

Jonathan Northall has taken a break from his endeavours as the guiding mind behind the Vox Cricket online magazine to provide us with a review of a new Australian book

A new book on the early life of Brian Close has just been published, and has clearly been well received by Martin

This week we are delighted to have a guest review from the author of last year’s excellent ‘Wizards’, Anindya Dutta