May22 Bart King of Philadelphia by: Martin Chandler More than a century after he was in his prime cricket finally has a biography of the finest cricketer the United States of America have produced
May15 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 2022 by: Martin Chandler Martin has submitted a review of this year’s Wisden, although ‘review’ is something of a misdescription. Nonetheless we thought we had better humour him, so here it is
May15 The Life and Death of Andy Ducat by: Martin Chandler Its subject matter is a little way outside the mainstream of cricket literature, but this one is a credit to both author and publisher
May08 Elephant in the Stadium by: Martin Chandler This week Martin reviews a new book that, it seems, is required reading for all
May01 Field of Dreams by: Martin Chandler This week we review a book devoted to the subject of cricket in Sussex, and the stories of those who follow it
May01 Harold Gwyer Garnett by: Martin Chandler After an excursion to East Anglia three weeks ago it’s back to Lancashire for the latest release from Red Rose Books
April24 Wrist Assured by: Martin Chandler This week we have a new book from India, and one which Martin clearly much enjoyed
April24 An Index to Ayres’ Cricket Companions by: Martin Chandler Bibliophiles and researchers read on as, depending on your area of interest, this one may prove to be a very useful tool
April17 Fifteen Minutes of Fame by: Archie Mac and Martin Chandler Martin and Archie couldn’t decide who would review the latest release from Cricketbooks.com.au, with the inevitable result
April17 Felix on Cricket by: Martin Chandler ‘Felix on the Bat’ was one of cricket’s first bestsellers, getting on for two hundred years ago, and this slim volume casts new light on its author