The first part of 'The Philadelphia Story' is told in this recent release from the prolific Steve Smith @CricketWebNet @stevesmith73652 @Cricket_Books cricketweb.net/books/cps1878

It is the best part of two hundred years since Richard Letby played his best cricket, so it might be said that this biography is long overdue @ACScricket @CricketWebNet @lonsdale_jeremy cricketweb.net/books/richard…

This unassuming booklet sets a new benchmark for cricketing biographies, its subject having been born more than 300 years ago @CricketWebNet cricketweb.net/books/romney

For anyone with an interest in cricket's 'Second Golden Age', the inter-war years, this one is essential reading @CricketWebNet @ACScricket cricketweb.net/books/grevill…

By 1908 the Philadelphians' time amongst the game's elite was coming to a close, but on their final tour of England they still had their moments @CricketWebNet @stevesmith73652 @Cricket_Books cricketweb.net/books/uk1908/

The latest monograph on North American cricket from Stephen Musk extends his range as far as Jamaica @CricketWebNet @Cricket_Books cricketweb.net/books/cameron…

Not all of the English National Counties have had their history fully recorded in writing, but Oxfordshire is now one of those that has @CricketWebNet @ACScricket cricketweb.net/books/oxfords…

Indian cricket lovers have much to celebrate these days, and that should always include the days when the balance of power in the world game began to move in their favour @CricketWebNet @Cric_Writer cricketweb.net/books/tgy2/

In his 27th monograph David Battersby looks at another long forgotten aspect of Pakistan's cricket history @CricketWebNet @BattersbyDave cricketweb.net/books/pakista…

Despite the title this one is essentially a brief account of the life of Australia's Sammy Jones, one of those on the field at the Oval in 1882 when the legend of the Ashes was born @CricketWebNet @tgkiwi cricketweb.net/books/ashes-t…

The second booklet in James Merchant's series of monographs deals with a very different subject to the first ...... @CricketWebNet cricketweb.net/cricket-potte…

The number of England captains without a biography reduces by one with this telling of the story of Arthur Owen Jones @CricketWebNet @TrentBridge cricketweb.net/books/ao-jone…

A lot can happen in 162 years, as this new book from Kit Harris amply demonstrates @CricketWebNet @BloomsburySport @BloomsburyBooks @cricketkit cricketweb.net/books/1864-2/

Adrian Gault's latest book is a biography of another man linked to Mitcham Cricket Club, albeit not primarily as a player @CricketWebNet @MitchamCC cricketweb.net/books/howard-…

The Philadephia Story time machines comes to life again, and this time it stops in 1903 @CricketWebNet @stevesmith73652 @Cricket_Books cricketweb.net/books/uk1903/

This one is a glimpse into the past with this one, and a monograph on the subject of New Zealand's finest pre-war batsman @CricketWebNet cricketweb.net/books/stewies…

A new book on the subject of county cricket and the men who made it what it is is always welcome @CricketWebNet @Cricket_Books cricketweb.net/books/one-ste…

County Cricket Matters 28 is, once again, required reading for lovers of First Class cricket @CricketWebNet @MattersCounty @AnnieChave @lonsdale_jeremy @MarkSands756027 cricketweb.net/books/ccm28/

Two reviews this weekend on @CricketWebNet, subjects being the latest from @MattersCounty @AnnieChave @lonsdale_jeremy and a most enjoyable new book from a new author and @Cricket_Books

The Philadelphia Story moves across the Atlantic with this title, and the first of the three trips to England made by The Gentlemen of Philadelphia @CricketWebNet @Cricket_Books @stevesmith73652 cricketweb.net/books/uktour1…