February27 Cricketscapes by: Martin Chandler Cricketscapes is another title from the ACS that studies an aspect of the cricket’s history, but at the same time looks into the future
February20 Hugh Tayfield: The Elusive Genius by: Martin Chandler Unfortunately Martin can’t tell the whole of Hugh Tayfield’s story, but here is as much as he can find
February20 Last-Wicket Stand by: Martin Chandler If a cricket season is memorable enough to justify four books it can probably stretch to a fifth, and it would seem that 2019 is one such
February20 Cricket’s Four Epochs: How Cricket Reflects Civil Society by: Martin Chandler There is much more to the publishing activities of the ACS than its Lives in Cricket series, and this one is an excellent example
February13 George Thompson: A Very Useful Man by: Martin Chandler The ACS have just published the 56th book in their ‘Lives in Cricket’ series and it seems to be another good ‘un
February13 My Cricket Hero by: Martin Chandler Available at long last in print form Martin looks at a recent collection of essays from India
February13 Hampshire County Cricket by: Martin Chandler And just to prove that Martin reads ‘niche’ books on counties other than Lancashire …….
February06 Yorkshire in Print by: Martin Chandler And finally, leaving the weightiest till last, Martin’s Counties in Print series concludes in the Broadacres
February06 Gunner: My Life in Cricket by: Martin Chandler A little bit of catch up here as Martin reviews a book originally published almost two years ago
February06 Ted Cox and Ray Allum: Titans of Minor Cricket in New South Wales by: Martin Chandler This one is a little unusual, but seems to have plenty to commend it