We didn’t expect Martin to enjoy Suresh Raina’s autobiography very much, which just goes to show how wrong you can be

Recent years have seen the appearance of a number of books about the legendary Victor Trumper, but nothing quite like this one

In books as in many things size isn’t everything, and the four pages that make up this one represent some high quality writing

For those who thought David Frith had nailed down the lid on the coffin of ‘Bodyline’, it would seem that the corpse is still twitching

There seems to have been a recent shift within the sports industry which has seen a number of Indian punters switch from betting on cricket to poker. 

It will soon be that time of year again, and those looking for gifts to keep the cricket fan in the family quiet would do well to invest in a copy of this one

It’s Archie’s turn to review the biography of Charles Kellaway that appeared last year, and it would seem that, like Martin, he much enjoyed it

And it falls to Archie to start our new venture, occasional reviews of books which have nothing to with cricket, or at least very little

rica and large parts of Europe, you might not have ever even heard of the sport, let alone see a match live. However, its popularity is undeniable, with it being estimated that 2.5 billion in the world follow the sport, if not watch it religiously.