This week we go back to Edwardian times, and a largely forgotten man who nonetheless was a writerwho made some important early contributions to the literature of our great game

In this post Martin takes a look at one of the forgotten classics of cricket literature, and of the life of the professional cricketer whose only book it was

This week we are delighted to have our first guest post on the blog. It is from Christopher O’Brien whose specialist subject is Neville Cardus

Cricket writers usually operate alone and, if truth be told, it seems that the pair that made up this long running double act generally did as well

This week Martin looks at an Indian periodical that shares its name with the best cricket magazine of them all and, to be fair, loses little in comparison to Rowland Bowen’s masterpiece

Since 1901 Wisden has stood alone as cricket’s leading annual – in this post Martin has a look at some Victorian rivals that the almanack had to see off along the way