For anyone who wants to read about a match against odds that took place 131 years ago in South Wales, they need look no further than this slim offering from David Battersby
CRICKET BOOKS
We like the Cricket Publishing Company here at CW, and this week are reviewing a couple of their older offerings in the hope that Mr Cardwell will take the hint and expedite the publication of some of his pending titles
We like the Cricket Publishing Company here at CW, and this week are reviewing a couple of their older offerings in the hope that Mr Cardwell will take the hint and expedite the publication of some of his pending titles
Remember Chris Lewis? The disgraced former England all-rounder has produced an interesting autobiography, which Martin reviews this week
Encouraged by Pratyush’s review last week Martin has been casting his eye over a new book from India
This week we are delighted to feature a guest review from a forum member. We hope it is the first of many
There is no sign yet of a UK release for the latest anthology of Gideon Haigh’s recent work, but surely there will be before too long?
Once a year we give our readers a break from the team’s ramblings, and instead let them have the opportunity to read the opinions of the best cricket writers around
Next week we hope to feature our Book of the Year celebration for 2017. In the meantime Martin reviews a book which, had CW been around in the 1940s, would certainly have picked up the title in 1941
Martin tells us that he is far too young to remember the playing days of the subject of this cricketing biography, even though his enjoyment of the book might suggest that he did see Raman Subba Row bat