1-Victor Yumper in 1902
2-W.G. Grace Bowling at the Crystal Palace Cricket Ground
3-Bill Brown, Australian cricketer, during the Ashes cricket tour of England, circa May 1934.
4- Stott and Taylor opening for Yorkshire
5-Bill Brown flicks a ball to the leg side.
6-Garry Sobers congratulates Syed Abid Ali and Sunil Gavaskar, West Indies v India, 2nd Test, Port-of-Spain, 1970-71
Tony Greig is caught and bowled by Abid Ali for 106, England v India, 2nd Test, Lord's, June 21, 1974
ainton Bridge Cricket Club played a match Against Houghton-le-spring cc Rainton beat them by 18 notches,
Don Bradman with his Don Bradman brand Sykes bat, ca. 1932 by Sam Hood
Fred Tate reportedly told a friend he had a little boy at home who'll make it up for me
Fred Tate seemed destined for a life of near-obscurity.
King Of Sport - England's Greatest All Rounder; Captain of Cricket,
Madras (now Chennai) cricket ground in the early days of cricket in India
Maurice Tate became a global cricketing hero, unlike his father
Mullagh from Australian aboriginal cricketers, 1867
SIR WALTER HAMMOND (ENG) Right Hand Batsman, Right Arm Medium Fast (1927-47)
The 1882 Australian cricket team
The Australian team of 1878
The England Cricket Team in 1899
The first white Australian test cricket team that toured England. 1878
The Golden summer of 1959. Taylor extreme left back row - Stott extreme righ
The legendary W. G. Grace, who played Test cricket until he was aged 50.
The old tea hut is shown in the background - picture taken in the 1930's.
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