Cricketers Collection (page 12)

RAOC ( Royal Army Ordnance Corps ) cricket group at the oval. June 1928

Oxford University cricketer s. N M Ford ( left ) and M A McCanlis ( Captain ). June 1928

Gentlemen versus Players at The Oval. The Hon C Bruce batting. 29 June 1921

No need to widen the wicket. Hopwood ( Champion County ) has his middle stump sent flying. 17 September 1928

Gentlemen versus players at the Oval. M Howell ( Gentlemen ) hitting a boundary off the Players. 6 June 1928

Parliamentary cricket at the Oval. House of Commons versus House of Commons staff. Viscount Curzon, wearing a curious hat, and looking like an American sailor, tops a ball from W Howell. 2 June 1928

Warwickshire versus Surrey at The Oval cricket ground. G W Stephens ( Warwickshire ) making a fine boundary hit. 30 August 1923

Cricket at the Oval. Percy Fender batting with Captain Barnato keeping wicket. 24 April 1928

Warwickshire versus Surrey. Father and son at The Oval wicket. W G Quaife and his son B W Quaife ( facing camera ), making his 200th run for Warwickshire against Surrey at The Oval

Group photo, LFB cricket team, District B, who won the cup in 1907

Humorous Cricket Postcard - Wicketkeeper struck
Humorous Cricket Postcard by Tom Browne. A batsman eyes up a slog to a short-pitched ball, but his backswing makes contact with the wicketkeepers head and the stumps and bails fly everywhere

Womens cricket tour, 1935
English women cricketers touring Australia in 1935. The bottom right picture shows the England captain, Miss Betty Archdale adjusting her shin pads during practice

Cricket Team in Oxford
A superb photographic postcard of an Oxford cricket team, sporting a fine selection of patterned blazers, straw boater hats, flannel whites and boots

Radley Cricketers
Four of the members of Radley College cricket team, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, England. Date: 1895

Splendid Yarns for Boys book cover
Front cover of Splendid Yarns for Boys, a compendium of thrilling short stories for young male readers, featuring an effective repetitive pattern of silhouetted cricketers

A ladies cricket match Date: circa 1900

Inter-village cricket match in Fiji
A scene from an inter-village cricket (or Kirikiti, as it was pronounced locally) match on the island of Fiji, as described in Lieut.-Colonel T.R.St-Johnstons book, South Sea Reminiscences

Cricket by John Hassall
A group of young men play a game of cricket

Eton and Harrow Match at Lords, 1925
Page from the Illustrated London News showing the Eton versus Harrow cricket match at Lords cricket ground in 1925. In the top picture, J.P.T. Boscawen is chaired after his stand with H.P

Englands test match victory: Verity and Bowes
The hero of Englands victorious match: Verity(right), the Yorkshire slow left handed bowler, who took 15 wickets for 104, with Bowes, who took 4 wickets

A Royal Interlude: English cricketers meet King George V
The English Team being presented to King Gorge V during the third day of the second test match at Lord s. Both English and Austalian teams lined up outside the pavilion to shake hands with the King

The Australians with the King and Queen
Australian test cricketers received by King George V and Queen Mary in the Grand Quandrangle at Windsor Castle. The Australian captain Woodfull is pictured talking to the King

The Australian Cricket Team who toured England to compete for the Ashes in 1909

Australian Ashes Touring side of 1938
The Touring Australian cricket team of 1938, with Captain (Sir) Donald Bradman seated (centre). Other notable members of the side include C Babcock and Wilf O Reilly

Cricket: The Surrey Eleven
The men of Surrey Cricket club stand infront of a tent, holding cricket bats and a ball, ready for action

Cricket under Difficulties
A large group of school boy cricketers manhandle a poor fellow student, wrapping a cricket net around their victim

An Eton v. Harrow Rhapsody - When Greek meets Greek by Chloe
Humorous illustration by Chloe Preston showing a group of schoolboy cricketers

Four leading cricketers of 1874
Engraving showing four leading English cricketers of the 1874 season. From top left, clockwise: G.F. Grace Esq. W.G. Grace Esq. J. Southerton and H.Jupp

Women Cricketers using Indoor Nets, St. Brides Institute, 1
Illustration of the female members of St. Brides Institute using the indoor cricket nets of their club, during the winter of 1905

Cricket / Going for a Run
A cricket match in progress. The batsman has clipped the ball square and a finely be- shirted and facially hirsute fielder gives chase

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"Cricketers: Masters of the Gentleman's Game" Witness the legendary Viv Richards in action against England, showcasing his unparalleled skills on the cricket field. Howzat. Even the mighty Viv Richards falls victim to Ian Botham's clean bowl, a testament to the fierce competition between these cricketing giants. Immerse yourself in the charm of an English village as locals gather for a spirited game of cricket, epitomizing tradition and community spirit. Celebrate with Ron Headley, Clive Lloyd, and Gary Sobers as they revel in their victorious moment during an electrifying England v West Indies Test Match. Relive history at Kennington Oval as Surrey takes on Sussex in a thrilling three-day County Championship match back in 1933. Step back into time with a glimpse of the formidable England cricket team of 1885, pioneers who laid the foundation for today's modern game. Bask in a picturesque summer day scene at Priory Park, Chichester where cricketers engage in friendly competition amidst nature's beauty. Marvel at John Wisden through this vibrant color lithograph portrait - an icon whose contributions continue to shape and inspire generations of cricketers. Geoff Boycott raises both arms triumphantly after scoring a remarkable century during a Test match – capturing pure joy and accomplishment on display. Get your hands on this rare piece of memorabilia featuring signatures from West Indies Cricket Team members during their historic 1957 tour – truly priceless. Explore Campbell College's stunning cricket field nestled within Belfast, Northern Ireland - witness its hallowed grounds that have witnessed countless battles between bat and ball over time. Transport yourself to Australia circa 1893 with this captivating image showcasing Aussie Cricketers honing their craft under scorching suns - embodying resilience and passion for the sport.