Martin Chandler - ARTICLES

It is said you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover and it seems this one shouldn’t be judged by its title

Collections of cricketing poetry are not unknown, but this is the first to be published for a number of years

Books on 18th century cricket don’t come along too often but this week we have one that will be of particular interest to those from Hampshire

A long overdue tribute to two of Hampshire’s finest is the latest monograph from Hampshire Cricket Heritage

This one is a reminder, if such were needed, that Test matches are the ultimate form of our great game

Steve Smith on Philadelphia once again with this one, but it is definitely a variation on the theme

This one is aimed squarely at the baby boomers amongst us, but deserves to be of much wider appeal

A 71st anniversary is an unusual one to celebrate, but is an excellent excuse for a monograph on one of the many notable achievements of Pakistan cricket’s most storied family

Whether you love him or loathe him there is much of interest in this new monograph on the early life of Neville Cardus

Another monograph from Stephen Musk, and a welcome account of a long forgotten tour of North America