August31 Chasing Jessop by: Martin Chandler The fastest Test century by an Englisman was recorded 123 years ago, or was it?
August31 An American Cricket Odyssey by: Martin Chandler Cricket in the USA again with this one, but a very different era from that covered by the many other recent books on the subject of the game there
August24 The King of Spain and I by: Martin Chandler Ashley Giles’ autobiography confirms once more that the best books from that genre do not necessarily come from those with the most stellar playing careers
August24 Stumped for a Title by: Martin Chandler At age 91 former West Indies wicket keeper Jackie Hendriks decided to tell his life story, and this recent book is the result
August24 The A-One Bumper and the Beautiful Man by: Martin Chandler It is back to North America with this one, but this monograph is very different to its predecessors
August17 Fred Bakewell: Among the Bright Colours by: Martin Chandler This is the story of a largely forgotten England batsman of the inter war period, but he has a fascinating back story
August17 Playing the Game: How Cricket Made Barbados by: Martin Chandler Barbados is one of the key nations that makes up the West Indies, and this excellent new book takes a long look at the island and its history
August10 The Cricket Captains of England, 1979-2025 by: Martin Chandler An old classic is brought up to date in this new title from Fairfield Books
August10 Cricket – the Philadelphia story … the 1909 tour of Jamaica by: Martin Chandler It’s back to the Golden Age with this one, and a rarely remembered tour of Jamaica by The Gentlemen of Philadelphia
August03 Something Changed: Beefy, Boadicea, Brixton, Bunting and how Cricket Helped Change the Nation by: Martin Chandler Botham and Thatcher never batted or bowled together but, at least in the view of author Ben Dobson, have much in common