Looking for a next read or Christmas present? Amazon still has a special offer on my @PitchPublishing book on the great @Middlesex_CCC and England cricketer and @BrentfordFC footballer Patsy Hendren. Offer closes on 22 November. Get your copy here: https://t.co/EDqKP2nqYR
For Test cricket lovers, the red ball pathways are crucial to develop Test cricket skills/mentality.
County Cricket Matters' @anniechave has stepped up as a publisher, author and activist for long form cricket and diversity.
My story on Annie here https://t.co/MbZVHQT3lD
Today @acscricket launches First-Class to Harrogate, a celebration of first-class cricket in Harrogate, where Yorkshire played 1882-1996. Stephen Blades superbly details many of the matches across a 114-year span of social and economic change.
On sale at https://t.co/NbcDTENKE2
Great to talk to @Jonathan77777 about my @PitchPublishing biography of Patsy Hendren, a star for both @Middlesex_CCC and @BrentfordFC. Find out how Hendren managed to play over 830 first-class cricket matches and over 400 games for Brentford here:
https://t.co/QuIQj5nVf3
Looking for a next read or Christmas present? Amazon currently has a special offer running on my @PitchPublishing biography of the great @Middlesex_CCC and England cricketer and @BrentfordFC footballer. Offer open until 22 November. Get your copy here:
https://t.co/jxCMkP0Pfk
Looking for a next read or Christmas present? Amazon currently has a special offer running on my @PitchPublishing biography of the great @Middlesex_CCC and England cricketer and @BrentfordFC footballer. Offer open until 22 November. Get your copy here:
https://t.co/jxCMkP0Pfk
Great to talk to @Jonathan77777 about my @PitchPublishing biography of Patsy Hendren, a star for both @Middlesex_CCC and @BrentfordFC. Find out how Hendren managed to play over 830 first-class cricket matches and over 400 games for Brentford here:
https://t.co/QuIQj5nVf3
Thanks to @FertangFre62008 for a positive review of my @ACScricket book on Richard Letby. Long forgotten, he deserves to be remembered as someone who helped cricket move from a folk pastime to a national sport, and as a pioneer in organising a knockout cricket competition. #York
Thanks to @FertangFre62008 for a positive review of my @ACScricket book on Richard Letby. Long forgotten, he deserves to be remembered as someone who helped cricket move from a folk pastime to a national sport, and as a pioneer in organising a knockout cricket competition. #York
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 https://t.co/SX8gzduxpA
👏 Congratulations to @RafNicholson and @Lonsdale_Jeremy after their books were shortlisted for the prestigious Derek Hodgson Cricket Book of the Year Award 2026!
🏏 Patsy Hendren: A Different Kind of English Hero is the first full biography of one of the most entertaining inter-war sporting personalities. A prolific batsman for Middlesex, he played 51 Tests for England and also appeared 400 times for Brentford. Loved for his antics, there was far more to this unorthodox sporting hero than first meets the eye.
📚 The Women in Whites is the first history of women’s cricket in England, from its 18th-century origins to the present day. Discover how women were involved in the sport from the very start, and have often led the way in innovations. Think you know everything there is to know about the history of cricket? Read this book and think again.
Delighted that my @PitchPublishing book on @Middlesex_CCC and England cricketer and @BrentfordFC footballer Patsy Hendren is shortlisted for the Derek Hodgson Cricket Book of the Year Award.
With just two weeks to go until the @Vitality_UK Cricket Media Club Awards Lunch, here's the final shortlist for the Derek Hodgson Cricket Book of the Year Award 📚
For anyone with an interest in cricket's 'Second Golden Age', the inter-war years, this one is essential reading @CricketWebNet@ACScricket https://t.co/uAOMxJh66H
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 https://t.co/sZTHN3qVIk
Greville Stevens is always a name that comes up on 1920s cricket without much detail on him, so I look forward to reading the great Max Bonnell's latest biography & learning more about him. Will Max be nominated for book of the year again? @ACScricket@HomeOfCricket#cricketbooks
Looking forward to talking about my @PitchPublishing biography of Patsy Hendren, hugely popular @Middlesex_CCC and England cricketer and @BrentfordFC footballer, at Old Town Hall, Richmond hosted by @museumrichmond on 22 October. Tickets now available.
https://t.co/Ht4DEjDL1q