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Our two reviews on @CricketWebNet are of the latest monograph from @Cricket_Books, and yet another new book from the indefatigable @stevesmith73652 looking at the legendary WG Grace's trip to North America in 1872

Collections of cricketing poetry are not unknown, but this is the first to be published for a number of years @CricketWebNet @NightwatchmanXI @FairfieldBooks_ cricketweb.net/books/catching…

It is said you shouldn't judge a book by its cover and it seems this one shouldn't be judged by its title @CricketWebNet @theoldbatsman cricketweb.net/books/vincines…

The welcome recent trend towards retrospective tour accounts moves on with this one, and looks at a whole decade @CricketWebNet @SeanEhlers @WPBooks cricketweb.net/books/the-ashe…

This weekend on @CricketWebNet I will be reviewing two new books, firstly an anthology of cricketing poetry from @NightwatchmanXI @FairfieldBooks_ and also an unusual and thought provoking book that definitely isn't a biography of James Vince, from @theoldbatsman

Books on 18th century cricket don't come along too often but this week we have one that will be of particular interest to those from Hampshire @CricketWebNet @hantscricket @hampshirecrick1 @davea60s cricketweb.net/books/18thcent…

A long overdue tribute to two of Hampshire's finest is the latest monograph from Hampshire Cricket Heritage @CricketWebNet @hantscricket @davea60s @hampshirecrick1 cricketweb.net/books/kennedy-…

Our reviews on @CricketWebNet this weekend are of books that will appeal particularly to @hantscricket lovers with two titles published by @hampshirecrick1 and written by @davea60s

This one is a reminder, if such were needed, that Test matches are the ultimate form of our great game @CricketWebNet @vijaylokapally @sportstarweb cricketweb.net/books/miracle-…

Arthur Watson's may not be a household name, but it sounds like his story is an interesting one nonetheless @CricketWebNet @SeanEhlers @PatRodgers2 cricketweb.net/books/watson/

Steve Smith on Philadelphia once again with this one, but it is definitely a variation on the theme @CricketWebNet @stevesmith73652 cricketweb.net/books/philadel…

@JohnnyFDK Thanks for putting that together and sharing it Johnny, a great article.

For those who wonder why I love living in Jomtien, Thailand so much...and why I consider it the "Chiang Mai with a Beach." I've finally written a blog post with a list of my favorite places to eat, drink coffee, coworkers from, hang out, and things to do in this great little beach town. Here's the full blog post: johnnyfd.com/2026/04/jomtie…

Three reviews on @CricketWebNet this weekend, from me on cricket in Philadelphia and a historic match in India, and @seanehlers on a lesser known man of Australian cricket @stevesmith73652 @vijaylokapally @sportstarweb @PatRodgers2

A 71st anniversary is an unusual one to celebrate, but is an excellent excuse for a monograph on one of the many notable achievements of Pakistan cricket's most storied family @CricketWebNet @BattersbyDave @DrNaumanNiaz cricketweb.net/books/karachi-…

This one is aimed squarely at the baby boomers amongst us, but deserves to be of much wider appeal @CricketWebNet @PitchPublishing cricketweb.net/books/sos/

Our two reviews on @CricketWebNet this weekend are of a book specially written for baby boomers by Mark Sands and published by @PitchPublishing, as well as @BattersbyDave's latest monograph on a subject that harks back to the earliest days of @TheRealPCB @DrNaumanNiaz

Whether you love him or loathe him there is much of interest in this new monograph on the early life of Neville Cardus @CricketWebNet @maxbooksdirect cricketweb.net/books/cardus-s…

Another monograph from Stephen Musk, and a welcome account of a long forgotten tour of North America @CricketWebNet @Cricket_Books cricketweb.net/books/fowlers-…

By all accounts size isn't everything, in reading material as much as anything else, and this weekend on @CricketWebNet I will review two new monographs, one on a tour of North America in 1923 and the other on the early life of Neville Cardus @Cricket_Books @maxbooksdirect

This annual was recommended by me last year and now I am getting used to it is recommended once again, only more so @CricketWebNet @FairfieldBooks_ @NightwatchmanXI cricketweb.net/books/cww2026/