North of Lancashire, Yorkshire and Durham lies Scotland and, contrary to the expectations of some, those Celts have quite a cricketing heritage
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Martin does choose to review some obscure stuff at times, but there’s nothing to be gained by telling him that – we find it easiest just to let him get on with it
Almost certainly the finest bowler never to have won a Test cap, in this feature Martin looks at the life and times of the South African fast medium bowler
This week we have a look at another cricket writer from long ago, although on this occasion the name is not a well known one
This one will not be the best selling book on the cricketing summer of 2019, but Tim Cawkwell’s latest venture into self-publishing is well worth reading
For men of Kent and Kentish men this one from 2004 is well worth tracking down
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
Last December the first issue of County Cricket Matters got a five star rating from Martin, as does the second
New books from South Africa do not arrive at Cricketweb very often, but this one was certainly worth waiting for
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