In this review Martin looks at a recent addition to the ACS ‘Lives In Cricket’ series
CRICKET BOOKS
The sad passing of Richie Benaud earlier this year brought renewed interest in his own books, and has also produced a number of new collections of writings by or about the former Australian skipper – Archie’s review tells us that the content of this one lives up to the expectation created by the quality of its cover
Captains of both England and Australia are ultimately judged on their record in the Ashes; the late Mike Denness was no exception
Christmas is always a good time to sell anthologies, and this one has an impeccable pedigree
If anyone is looking for ideas for Christmas presents for a cricket tragic forget the major publishers. The real gems this year are to be found in the lists of the small specialists like Max Books
Some unabashed nostalgia this week, always useful in the run up to Christmas
With the success of the Big Bash it is clearly here to stay in Australia and to confirm this it now has it’s own book. See what Archie thought of it.
An interesting title this week, but unfortunately one extraordinary mistake spoils what might otherwise have been a very good book
This week Martin reviews an autobiography that will doubtless find its way into the Christmas stockings of many cricket lovers in Derbyshire and Sussex
It’s a while since we have reviewed anything from the ACS, but Martin certainly seems to have found a gem this week