Books of scorecards and statistics are not as indispensable as they once were, but are still important for some readers

Back to North America with this one, and the story of the Patterson family, and in particular George Stuart Patterson

The saying “A leopard can’t change its spots” is ringing in my ears.  Brendon McCullum (BMC) signalled his willingness to adapt and evolve his methods to improve England’s Test performance in the wake of the last Ashes series Down Under. Yet all he specifically promised the ECB chiefs was to make some “tweaks” to England’s […]

Some cricketers become legends within cricket. Sir Garfield Sobers became the measure of cricketing greatness itself, not simply the greatest all-rounder. Sobers was not merely one of the greats; he occupied a class entirely his own. Yet numbers and accolades alone cannot explain his lasting hold on the imagination. Viewed in a deeper psychological and […]

We welcome Peter Lloyd to our blog, who shares with us the prologue to a forthcoming book that will appeal to all cricketing bibliophiles

A new series of monographs by James Merchant has recently been launched in Australia, and here we have Martin and Archie’s thoughts on the first to appear

Another forgotten American cricketer is profiled in one of Steve Smith’s recent releases

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