No doubt suspicious of Martin’s glowing review of this one Archie has been checking up on him, but has found nothing with which to disagree
CRICKET BOOKS
This week Martin takes a look into the back catalogue of the ACS Lives in Cricket series which, as ever, seems to have proved a worthwhile exercise
Two reviews from Archie this week, one is Ken Farnes’ autobiography, and the second a biography of the Essex and England paceman published 60 years after his death
Two reviews from Archie this week, one is Ken Farnes’ autobiography, and the second a biography of the Essex and England paceman published 60 years after his death
David Frith’s books are always popular amongst the team at CW, and Martin was delighted to be tasked with reviewing the latest addition to his oeuvre
Another six months has passed, so it is time for Martin to try and look into the future again
This week’s review strays a long way off the beaten track, but is of a much needed contribution to the literature of the game which, it would seem, is a decent read as well
Two reviews this week – the second is Archie’s look at a modern version of the tour account, a genre beloved of cricket tragics from years gone by
Two reviews this week. First up is David’s look at the 1983 autobiography of a fine batsman and coach, who was taken from us when he still had much to offer
There have been books aplenty written about Lord’s, and this week Martin reviews the latest, an interesting variation on the theme