This is visually a beautifully produced book; hardback with copious amounts of colour illustrations, all printed on glossy paper. It will certainly make a handsome addition to any bookshelf.
CRICKET BOOKS
The 100th anniversary of Don Bradman’s birth has seen yet more books dedicated to the memory of the legendary cricketer.
This life story of one of the Golden Age’s most colourful characters was written in 1981.
Is the 1948 Australian team the best cricket side in the history of cricket? And what does Archie think of author Roland Perry and his coverage of the tour.
In this weeks book review we look at a forgotten cricketer, one of the many Test players who died tragically young.
I am yet to read this weeks offering, but our reviewer rates it so highly, I am now on the lookout for a copy.
Archie Mac
it is almost a crime to say anything negative about the Don in Australia, how far did the author go in this publication? See what our guest reviewer thought.
This week Archie takes a look at the autobiography of perhaps the greatest of all scorers
Maybe not the greatest cricketing biography, but it seems Stuart quite enjoyed it
Martin takes a look at a mouth watering publication for book collectors, and statisticians alike.