CRICKET BOOKS

This long overdue biography of one of the great West Indian fast bowlers is a fine appraisal of a remarkable man

This week it’s Archie’s turn to review the latest book on the subject of Garry Sobers

For the second week running we have a new title on Lancashire cricket – Martin’s cup runneth over!

A Cricketers in Print monograph picks up five stars for the second time, so who is the subject of this one?

Martin hasn’t had anything with a Lancastrian subject matter to review for almost four months, but the drought is over

For the many cricket lovers who retain an interest in the old South African Springbok sides this book is essential reading

The question of where the next Bradman is coming from has been a subject for speculation since 1930, and in this new book Peter Kettle adds his two penn’orth to the debate

You can never have too much of a good thing, and remembering the life and times of Garry Sobers is one of the very best things a cricket lover can do

The best of county cricket is well worth celebrating, and that is exactly what this new book does

The Mac enjoyed this one, which I would suggest is a recommendation all Aussie Rules aficionados should heed