Recent years have seen the appearance of a number of books about the legendary Victor Trumper, but nothing quite like this one
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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
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
This week Archie reviews a book that slipped past us on release a decade ago, and which seems to be a classic example of a curate’s egg
This week Archie gives us the benefit of his impressions of last years booklet on the subject of Barry Richards single summer in Adelaide
Martin waxed lyrical about this one back in March, and now Archie does the same, which can only mean it’s a cracking read
Martin waxed lyrical about this one last year, but what will The Mac think?
Martin was seriously impressed by this one last year, and it would seem that Archie is no less enthused
This weekend the Mac takes a look at a biography of one of cricket’s polymaths