This one is a new book on some (mainly) less well known Lancashire cricketers which, unsurprisingly, Martin seems to have much enjoyed
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It has been a while since we reviewed something from The Cricket Publishing Company but, the lockdown in the Shaky Isles having eased, Martin has at last received his copy of this classy volume
It’s Red Rose time again on Cricketweb, as Martin reviews the latest limited edition booklet from Martin Tebay
Sixty years ago an autobiography from Jim Laker ruffled more feathers than any cricket book before or since. In this post Martin tells the story of Over to Me
With just fifty copies available this one is never going to be a bestseller, but that doesn’t prevent it being a fascinating book for bibliophiles
It’s that time of year again, as Martin takes his twice yearly look at recently released books, and those that publishers have in store for us in the coming months
The good news is that a new book from Duncan Hamilton has just been published ……. and the bad news? Seems like the best plan is to forget that for a couple of hours and read ‘One Long and Beautiful Summer’ instead
County Cricket Matters rocks up for its third issue this month, and we are pleased to be able to report that this one is every bit as good as the first two
After a recent post on Alan Gibson Martin looks at another West Country writer whose work was touched with genius, David Foot
Nostalgia is always popular, and there is plenty of that in Michael Henderson’s new book, as well as a look into the uncertain future that cricket faces