This week Jon takes a detailed look at a substantial work of reference
CRICKET BOOKS
In the last few years Durham have been a troubled county, and this week Martin reviews a new book that tells the story of what has gone wrong
After his review of Gideon Haigh’s latest Jon takes a look at Geoff Lemon’s offering on the same subject matter
This week we are delighted to have a guest review from David Kelly who, more years ago than he cares to count, used to write occasionally for Rowland Bowen’s Cricket Quarterly
A new review being posted other than on a Sunday? A book has to be a very special publication indeed to get that sort of treatment
As the 2019 edition draws ever closer Martin reviews a slice of World Cup nostalgia from the pen of Jonathan Northall
A view from Australia from Archie Mac I read somewhere that the interest to millions of Indian TV viewers is such that a four Test tour of Australia by India is now worth more money to Cricket Australia than an Ashes tour. That interest is inspired by some quality cricket and the odd controversy. Both teams […]
This week Martin reviews a recent offering from the ACS, and one which he seems to have thoroughly enjoyed
We are delighted to present a guest review from South African Tim Dale Lace, whose thoughts on the game can be found on twitter, as Tim-CricketGuy, @Tim32_cricket
Somerset’s Henry Stanley was a product of cricket’s ‘Golden Age’, albeit one some way from the front rank of amateur batsmen. Barry Phillips’ book painstakingly reconstructs his life, and tells a very Victorian story