Continuing our look back at the writings of the late Peter Roebuck, Archie has sought out his 2004 autobiography, and found some new insights.
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This week Archie strays into the frequently disappointing world of cricket fiction, but he chooses some classic writing which he is happy to recommend.
This week Archie reviews Shane Watson’s new autobiography which, it seems, is a very welcome addition to his bookshelf
Herschelle Gibbs’ story doesn’t sound like any autobiography we have reviewed before, but Archie seems to have enjoyed it nonetheless.
A new book about a cricketing legend – see how Archie rated what has been described as the definitive biography of Sir Jack Hobbs.
Archie has travelled back to cricketing pre-history this week to review a new biography of William Lillywhite.
A high rating from Archie, although after reading the review it seems like it may one tough read.
Someone once said the difference between eccentricity and madness is money. Sir Julian Cahn seems to have been firmly in the former class.
We all know Archie Mac is in a time warp when it comes to cricket. Or as one CW poster put it “he has a h*** on for old cricketers” Only a book by Mr Haigh could bring him into the 21st century
Cricket has had its share of mercurial talents. This week Archie reviews a biography of perhaps the most mercurial of all.