The last and bulkiest of the recent series of GCCC Heritage Trust monographs looks at what, at the time, amounted to a failed attempt to change the way club cricket was played in Bristol
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After waiting patiently for a book from Barry Knight for the entirety of his adult life Martin finally has one – was it worth the wait?
As the South African tourists arrive for this summer’s series Martin has been reading an account of the visit of a very different South African team 62 years ago
An unusual story is told in this new booklet from Red Rose Books, the bulk of which takes place in Canada
The third recent GCCC Heritage Trust booklet is perhaps more social history than cricketing history, but no less interesting for that
This history of Sri Lankan cricket is long overdue, but it has been worth the wait
This one is new territory for ACS publications, and it seems Keith Walmsley’s exploration of this forgotten tour was entirely worthwhile
Much less famous than a Grace, George Pepall’s life still makes for an interesting monograph in this, the second recent GCCC Heritage Trust publication
Martin reviewed Rob Franks’ recent biography of Bert Kortlang a few weeks ago, and now we have Archie’s take
Anthologies can be of uneven quality, but this collection of Paul Edwards’ work is one of the very best