September03 Rather Mad About Cricket by: Martin Chandler Cricket meets English literature in this new book from John Goulstone and Roger Packham
August27 David Warner: The Bull by: Martin Chandler Most England supporters love to hate David Warner, so what did Martin think of his biography?
August27 All So Enjoyable: John Sparling’s Life in Cricket by: Martin Chandler This one is a biography of a lesser known New Zealand Test cricketer, but no less worthwhile for that
August20 The Autobiography of Edward Pooley by: Martin Chandler In the past Rodney Ulyate has reviewed a few books for us, but he has a higher calling
August20 Forgotten Skipper – Gallant Soldier by: Martin Chandler Subjects for monographs detailing the lives of long forgotten cricketers are not always well chosen, but this one certainly is
August13 Arthur McBeath: We Will Remember Thee by: Martin Chandler The name of Arthur McBeath is not a well known one, but that is no reason not to invest in this monograph concerning an Australian bowler from the ‘Golden Age’
August13 The Autobiography by: Martin Chandler The autobiography of Eddie Barlow is not a well known book, but it seems that perhaps it should be
August06 A Conversation with Nauman Niaz by: Martin Chandler We are fortunate enough to have been granted an audience by the owner of one of the finest cricket collections in the world, Dr Nauman Niaz
August06 Frank Hayes: An Appreciation by: Martin Chandler It is sometimes said that you shouldn’t meet your heroes – if that is true then Frank Hayes is the exception that proves the rule
August06 Cricket Ceramics (1750-1977) by: Martin Chandler For anyone who takes an interest in cricket themed ceramics this one is an essential purchase