A glittering career is not always a pre-requisite for an interesting biography, and this look at the life of Keith Carmody is an excellent example
CRICKET BOOKS
This week we are delighted to have a guest review from author Douglas Miller, who was clearly impressed by Isabelle Duncan’s history of the women’s game
The second of this week’s reviews is of the life one of that rarest of breeds, the double international
It’s back to Martin’s holiday reading this week, and a couple of men from the Golden Age – first up is one of England’s greatest ever fast bowlers
A quirky one this week – a book that was greeted favourably by others has had the Mac treatment
Martin has been on holiday, and took with him a number of volumes in the ACS “Lives in Cricket” series – here is the second of five reviews
Martin has been on holiday, and took with him a number of volumes in the ACS “Lives in Cricket” series – here is the first of five reviews
Archie’s verdict on this one is not quite the same as Martin’s, but there’s not much difference, and the book remains rated as outstanding
Surely a classic example of a poor quality ghosted 1950s attempt to cash in on a star player’s reputation? The answer to that one is, it would seem, a resounding no
Only a handful of individual Test matches have justified a full length book being written about them. This was most certainly one of them