Wisden 2019 clocks up the good book’s 156th edition, and seems to go from strength to strength
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Gerald Howat wrote a number of cricket books back in the 1980s, only one of which we have previously looked at. This week David Taylor moves towards redressing the balance by reviewing Howat’s look at the game in the inter-war years
This week we have a very welcome review from David, his first in a while. We hope he doesn’t leave it so long next time
154 years and counting – it can only be the familiar saffron covers, this year adorned with a sight England fans saw plenty of last winter
In this review David looks at the story of the man who established the longest running sporting annual in the world
This week we have lured David Taylor back into the fold by offering him the enviable mission of reviewing the keenly awaited follow up to one of the best books of 2013
Captains of both England and Australia are ultimately judged on their record in the Ashes; the late Mike Denness was no exception
No prizes for guessing what this one is about – will it be agony or ecstasy for Marcus Berkmann this time round?
Some of cricket’s most gratifying stories concern the deserving recipient of a long-awaited chance: here David recalls the career of Bob Taylor
On 25th June the 2015 Australians will begin their tour at Canterbury. The traditional opener at Arundel has long been dispensed with, sadly, but Kent will be one of the few counties to entertain the tourists. Time was, of course, when the tourists would play every county – a few of them twice – as […]