A decent history of the one day game is long overdue, and David Tossell’s latest book plugs that gap
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The latest in the Cricketers in Print series features former left arm quick bowler, Mike Whitney
The latest title from Red Rose Books is a Victorian Vagary, and an interesting and entertaining read
A cynic would probably say that all you need to do to get a good review from Martin is write something fresh about Garry Sobers, but he maintains his objectivity on this occasion has not been compromised in any way
Fifteen issues and five stars for each of them -it can only be CCM time again
This year, as last, we have a book on the finest American cricketer of them all, Bart King
There are less than two weeks to go now, and this new collection of Gideon Haigh’s writing is the perfect accompaniment to the forthcoming Ashes series
There remains one man alive who played a part in India’s first Test match victory, and this is his story
Fifty is far too young for a man’s biography to hit a fourth edition, unless that man is Sachin Tendulkar
Who was Horace Snary will be the question asked by many, and Jonathan Farmer’s first book is a complete answer