Apologies for being a little tardy with this review, being that this updated account was published to coincide with July’s anniversary of that extraordinary game of cricket 361 months ago. For those of a certain age, this will forever be the English cricket fans’ JFK moment. We all know where we were the day that [...]

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Entries Tagged as 'Book Review'
500-1 The Miracle of Headingley ‘81, cricket book review
Vic Templar - Tuesday 16.08.11, 20:03pm
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Wisden on India – An Anthology, book review
Vic Templar - Friday 29.07.11, 10:42am
The 1990 First Test between England and India at Lord’s is a match that has lived long in my memory. 21 years on, I can still recall its many moments of drama; Captain Gooch’s triple ton (after losing the toss and being inserted); Captain Azharuddin then trumping him – not by weight of runs, but [...]
Tags: Book Review · India
The Physics of Cricket by Mark Kidger, book review
Terry Lane - Tuesday 21.06.11, 00:01am
Cricket – it’s not rocket science, right? Well, yes – from today, it is, thanks to a new book The Physics of Cricket from Mark Kidger.
The author, a real-life rocket scientist working with the European Space Agency, has joined forces with Nottingham University Press to produce a “must have” book for everyone who takes [...]
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Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 2011 & Wisden on the Ashes – book reviews
Vic Templar - Thursday 26.05.11, 13:00pm
Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 2011 Edited by Scyld Berry (Published by John Wisden)
Wisden on the Ashes Edited by Steven Lynch (Published by John Wisden)
By definition, any Wisden can only be as good as the previous cricketing year it describes in such painstaking detail. It’s why the 1982 and 2006 editions command higher prices than those [...]
Tags: Book Review · The Ashes
No Holding Back – The Autobiography by Michael Holding
Vic Templar - Tuesday 31.08.10, 13:40pm
No Holding Back – The Autobiography by Michael Holding with Edward Hawkins
For much of this book I imagined that the title was no more than a little pun on this cricketing legend’s name – perhaps a nod to his fearsome bowling. Then, two-thirds of the way through, with his early life, cricketing, broadcasting and business [...]
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