For those Lancastrians amongst us who enjoy reading about the ‘Golden Age’, this one is for you
CRICKET BOOKS
A snow covered CCM 17 arrives just in time for the festive period, and it is as indispensable as ever
A third Lancashire/Australia crossover has just been published by Red Rose Books, and it seems it is quite up to the standard of its two predecessors
Pravin Amre is not the best known of Indian cricketers, but his story is still an interesting one
This one is a biography of a seldom remembered family of seven brothers who played a great part in the game in the Victorian era
Archie’s boyhood memories are revived by this one, a biography of Rugby League legend Tommy Raudonikis
Author Alan Ross is much loved by all the reviewers on Cricket Web, and in fact by pretty much all cricket bibliophiles. See Martin’s quality short biographical piece on Ross. Through the Caribbean is really two books in one; part cricket and part travel/historical book. In his preface, Ross invites anyone only interested in the […]
This is Luke Sutton’s fourth book in as many years, and he certainly hasn’t run out of ideas yet
And for the second week running we have a review of a new book by Stephen Musk, one of the game’s more prolific current writers
Some historical books can be a little dull, but that is certainly not a criticism that can be levelled at the latest release from the ACS