Cricket statistics in print are seen much less often than they once were but, as this booklet demonstrates, can still be an interesting read
CRICKET BOOKS
Martin is more than two months late with this review, and has been reprimanded accordingly
Much more than a book about cricket this one is an engrossing tribute to the men it features
This week we welcome the return of an old friend, and express the hope that this time it sticks around
Mike Brearley’s much anticipated autobiography has just been published – what does Brearley expert Peter Kettle think of it?
A decent history of the one day game is long overdue, and David Tossell’s latest book plugs that gap
The latest in the Cricketers in Print series features former left arm quick bowler, Mike Whitney
The latest title from Red Rose Books is a Victorian Vagary, and an interesting and entertaining read
A cynic would probably say that all you need to do to get a good review from Martin is write something fresh about Garry Sobers, but he maintains his objectivity on this occasion has not been compromised in any way
Fifteen issues and five stars for each of them -it can only be CCM time again