This book probably won’t sell too well in England, but that will be no reflection on its quality
CRICKET BOOKS
If a fair dinkum Aussie like Archie enjoys an autobiography from the pen of an archetypal Englishman it can only mean one thing – it’s a bloody good read!
Those who appreciate good cricket writing are all familiar with the work of John Arlott, the centenary of whose birth was in February of this year
Something unusual this week, and with not too many copies to go round early ordering is essential if disappointment is to be avoided
Although it is not widely available outside New Zealand this biography of that nation’s finest uncapped cricketer would appear to be an excellent book
A guest review from Gulu this week – has another Dom Moraes been unearthed in India?
This one is a review for the Southern Hemisphere, as we rather suspect that most Englishmen are getting a little tired of hearing about the Ashes
A new book from the Wisden stable this week. With that pedigree it is no surprise that it gets the thumbs up from the Mac
From Martin’s review this appears to be an interesting book, but possibly not always for reasons the author intended
Very few cricket books have a genuine claim to being classics, but this week Gareth Bland reviews one that most certainly has