Maybe not the greatest cricketing biography, but it seems Stuart quite enjoyed it
CRICKET BOOKS
Martin takes a look at a mouth watering publication for book collectors, and statisticians alike.
One person thought this book should “be either put on ebay or put in the dustbin”. See what Archie thought of this legendary series
Will his career finish with a double ton? Or is there still another chapter to be written on ‘Dizzy’?
As May West said “always keep a diary, one day it may keep you”. This is one of the best of the cricketing type, see what David thought of it
A guest reviewer this week: the book he has chosen to review is A Socio-Historical Study of Indian Cricket 1932-2003
Rodney reviews a rare example of cricket fiction. Why are there so few really good quality cricket-fiction publications?
Welcome to our new reviewer, Martin, he has chosen a book about the Notts Express to open his innings.
We have a back log of reviews so we will be reviewing two books a week for the next couple of months.
Stuart reviews a modern classic, which could be the best book, published on Indian cricket
Our subject this week holds a record that would make many a little melancholy; the most first class wickets without playing in a Test Match