This one is an interesting autobiography from one of India’s 1983 World Cup winners
CRICKET BOOKS
National cricketing organisations are by no means always successful, and the Scottish Cricket Union is a good example
Its a look at Charles Dickens and his cricketing links once again with this one, which illustrates that on an interesting subject there is always more to be said
First formed as long ago as 1832 Barnard Castle Cricket Club certainly warranted a history, and what a good one it is
A second look at The Bird O’Freedom, an unusual book that The Mac clearly enjoyed as much as Martin did
150 years and counting – what better reason could there be for a history of this Warwickshire village club?
With this title the ACS Lives in Cricket series reaches 61, with no let up in quality
The appeal of Victor Trumper is timeless, and publications like this one will ensure that doesn’t change
We had a review of this one from an English perspective earlier this year but now the acid test – what does Archie Mac think?
With two five star books from the same publisher in successive weeks choosing Christmas gifts for cricket lovers will be very easy this year