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Wisden Cricket Monthly reviews The Nature of Cricket

October 4, 2021 Graham Coster
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Wisden Cricket Monthly devotes the Books section in its October issue to a double-page review of Philip Brown’s volume of cricket photographs and Graham Coster’s The Nature of Cricket. ‘Cricket exists now in such a frenzy of formats, competitions and tournaments that it can blur by,’ writes Jon Hotten, ‘the detail of matches from just a few weeks ago already forgotten. These two books hold it still for a while, and ask us to look in a different way.’

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