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Book Reviews
Wed, April 26 2017
Sir Everton Weekes: An Appreciation — the last book penned by Tony Cozier
Sir Everton Weekes: An Appreciation is a slim volume written with characteristic meticulousness by the legendary Barbadian cricket commentator and writer Tony Cozier.
Mon, June 20 2016
Chris Gayle’s ‘Six Machine’ review: You ain’t read nuffin’ like it, maan!
Reading the autobiography, you may even end up understanding the enigma that is Chris Gayle, the man behind those sixes and an incredible rags-to-riches story.
Fri, April 08 2016
When Garry Sobers lent his name to a science-fiction novel
In 1967, at the height of his cricketing prowess and fame, Garry Sobers lent his name to a cricket-based science fiction novel Bonaventure and the Flashing Blade.
Fri, December 04 2015
Test Cricket — the Unauthorised Biography: A Jarrod Kimber gift to students and fans alike
CricketCountry reviews the latest release by one of the finest contemporary young cricket writers.