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W Mervyn Wallace batting against Sussex in 1949s C Griffith is keeping wicket

Douglas V P Wright bowling for England against New Zealand at the Oval in 1949. B Sutcliffe is the batsman and Js Lee the Umpire at the bowler end

Captain Charles Burgess Fry pulls the ball to leg in a match aginst Yorkshire

Sir P F Warner

Ks Duleepsinhji batting in the third test match agianst Australia at Leeds in 1930. Notice the cross legged stance also characteristic of Ranjitsinhji

Captain Charles Burgess Fry

Arthur E R Gilligan

Maurice W Tate

Walter G Quaife 1872-1951

P G H Fender born 1892

Alan Melville

V W C Jupp born 1891

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"Unveiling the Legends of Cricket: A Journey Through Time" Step into the enchanting world of cricket as we delve into the pages of this extraordinary book. Witness iconic moments that have shaped the sport, capturing its essence and celebrating its legends. In 1949, W Mervyn Wallace's bat danced against Sussex while C Griffith skillfully kept wicket, leaving spectators in awe. Meanwhile, Douglas V P Wright showcased his bowling prowess for England against New Zealand at the Oval, etching his name in cricket history. The captivating image of Captain Charles Burgess Fry pulling a ball to leg during a match against Yorkshire epitomizes his unwavering determination and skill on the field. His leadership qualities were matched by Sir P F Warner, whose strategic brilliance guided teams towards victory time and again. Ks Duleepsinhji's elegant batting style left an indelible mark on fans' hearts during the third test match against Australia at Leeds in 1930. His gracefulness with every stroke was reminiscent of Arthur E R Gilligan's finesse as he graced countless pitches across his career. Maurice W Tate's presence looms large throughout these pages; from his exceptional performances to Walter G Quaife paying tribute to him through their shared passion for cricket. Additionally, P G H Fender's birth year may be distant but not forgotten as we acknowledge his contributions to this beloved game. This book is a treasure trove for all cricket enthusiasts seeking inspiration from those who paved the way. Join us on this remarkable journey through time as we celebrate these legendary figures who forever remain etched within the annals of cricket history.