The doings of a scratch eleven from the West of England during World War Two is the subject of this booklet from the Gloucestershire Museum
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A long look at a cricket publisher again this week, and this time it is the turn of The Cricket Publishing Company
Every County should have a cricket museum, and every cricket museum should publish this sort of gloriously obscure snippet from the game’s past
Martin has admitted to buying this when it first appeared four years ago, but has not yet provided a satisfactory explanation as to why it has taken so long for him to get round to writing a review
With Test matches currently being played in what are considered three of the game’s traditional centres Martin reviews a book on cricket in Western Canada
In this feature Martin looks back at the career of one of Australia’s most effective medium fast bowlers, Terry Alderman
This one won’t appeal to all, but those who are interested in the history of Indian cricket have a real treat in store
In 1864 two cricket annuals began. The modest potboiler of the two is still with us 155 years on. This post looks at the competition, a weighty work of reference that fell by the wayside after just a single edition
Several months after it was published Martin has finally got round to assessing the merits of a celebration of Surrey’s 2018 County Championship triumph
This one is a biography of a loyal county pro of the 1950s and 1960s. No one at CricketWeb is surprised that Martin seems to have thoroughly enjoyed it