David Mutton acknowledges in his review that this book is a tricky one to describe in a few words, but it certainly seems like a close look is merited.
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David Mutton looks at the life of Ali Bacher, who held almost every job in South African cricket during a career spanning four decades.
Does this new biography add anything to the various previous books about Warnie? It seems from David’s review that it does – but then the author is Gideon Haigh
David Mutton looks back at Vinod Kambli, Sachin Tendulkar’s childhood friend, who briefly set the cricket world alight with a dazzling start to his test match career.
Our final piece marking Ricky Ponting’s retirement comes from David Mutton, an Englishman in New York.
The state of the game in India is attracting some discussion at the moment, and it looks like this week’s book might go some way to putting that debate in a wider context.
Every once in a while the review team miss a treat, and we did last year with this book, but feature writer David Mutton has mopped up behind us.
With Warwickshire winners of this year’s County Championship, David Mutton revisits their first triumph in 1911.
More than a century ago a team from Philadelphia came to England with high hopes. David Mutton examines that team and what became of their ambitions.
Feature writer David Mutton makes his bow on CW with this week’s review, a look at a biography of one of English cricket’s more interesting characters from a couple of generations ago