This is the first of three reviews this week, looking at the involvement of cricket in the life and work of England’s foremost novelist of the Victorian era
Martin Chandler - ARTICLES
Is the life story of a fellow cricket lover worth reading? In this case it would certainly seem so
The story of a loyal and long serving county cricketer is a rare thing, even in the 21st century, but here we have one
For those of you who cannot abide cricket quiz books, don’t look away just yet
Thanks to one of our favourite writers this week we have five star books in successive weeks
In cricket literature as in many things, size isn’t everything …..
Not exactly an original choice of subject matter, but Christopher Sandford’s latest book is a decent read nonetheless
This superb book is a ‘must read’ for anyone with an interest in the history of Test cricket between England and South Africa in South Africa
As an expanded second edition appears Martin revisits Luke Fletcher’s autobiography
The last and bulkiest of the recent series of GCCC Heritage Trust monographs looks at what, at the time, amounted to a failed attempt to change the way club cricket was played in Bristol