The power that books hold
Oct 28, 2014 We may not be strangers to what players say, but we still tend to accord their words greater respect when they're on paper and between two covers
Jonathan Wilson
Bob Willis without the laughs
CMJ and a lesson in reporting on cricket
Jun 24, 2013 His book on England's victorious tour of Australia in 1986-87 entertained a ten-year-old and taught him the value of writing on just the sport
Books
The pleasure of reading Ten Great Innings
Apr 30, 2013 Ralph Barker's first book on cricket, written in 1964, is a curious one, of indefinite genre. But as a record of history, it does its job
All in the mind
Mar 5, 2013 We are used to the complaint that there is too much cricket played nowadays, but what if there was too little? You'd be forced to indulge in games played out entirely in the imagination - just as Godfrey Evans once did