The fact that buying this one supports what may well be the oldest cricket club in the world is reason enough to make a purchase, but for those who might waver Martin confirms it is a decent read as well
CRICKET BOOKS
It’s back to India this week for Martin, and a book from a local publisher on the subject of a great Indian tradition
In this review Martin looks at the latest piece of research published by David Battersby
Martin is a bit of a sucker for any sort of limited edition, but it seems this one has rather more going for it than just a leather binding and high quality paper
This week the Sussex Cricket Museum has published two more in its series of booklets on notable on field events – Martin has been looking through both of them
This week the Sussex Cricket Museum has published two more in its series of booklets on notable on field events – Martin has been looking through both of them
As regular visitors will know Martin has been reading a lot of Indian books of late, but this week normal service is resumed as our man with the red rose tinted spectacles reviews a recent book from his favourite Accringtonian
Two Australian booklets from Bernard Whimpress this week, this one concentrating on four Sheffield Shield matches from long ago
The second of this week’s reviews of new Australian booklets is a selection of historic photographs of the Adelaide Oval
This week we review another recent book from India. This one goes well beyond our game, but that certainly didn’t trouble Martin