It will only take ten minutes to read this one, but the story it tells will never be forgotten
CRICKET BOOKS
Is this one going to be the last book on the subject of Sir Geoffrey Boycott? In truth it probably won’t be, but it is doubtful that anything in the future will match it
This one will certainly be the most obscure cricketing subject that we have the chance to read about this year
Martin felt a little way outside his comfort zone with this one, but he nonetheless seems to have much enjoyed it
In this review of a new book on the subject of his beloved Lancashire Martin reminisces about a couple of visits to Lord’s in 1990
The most readable cricketing life stories are often those you least expect, and this one is a good example
In this review of Red Rose Books’ latest publication Martin makes a couple of suggestions aimed at any historians who are ‘between projects’
We don’t always bother to review books like this one, but it seems that if nothing else Phil Tufnell’s most recent venture into print is an entertaining one
Cricket literature has more genres than the cinema, and in this review Archie explores one of the more esoteric of them
Three biographies in one book, and what was an excellent idea proves to be an engrossing read