Fielders Collection (page 2)

Surrey batsman, Douglas Jardine batting against Sussex, in their 3 day couty championship match. 1 June 1933

Kent versus Surrey in the County Championship Les Ames batting for Kent. 31 July 1928

Hampshires uphill fight against Surrey at The Oval cricket ground. A spectacular stroke by Brown ( Hants ). 16 May 1922

Cricket at the Oval. Freeman, the Kent slow bowler, at work against the Surrey batsman. 28 July 1928

Gentlemen versus Players at The Oval cricket ground. Hallows ( Players ) hits a boundary. 1 July 1921

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

A century by a master batsman. Hammond ( Glos ) making a stroke by which he completed his century. 10 May 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

The scene during the Ladies opening cricket match at Cobham, the Cuckoos versus the Womens Cricket Association. 3 May 1934

The Ladies opening cricket match at Cobham, the Cuckoos versus the Womens Cricket Association. Miss Whiteway ( Cuckoos ) striking out. 3 May 1934

England V Australia
A match between England and Australia at the Kennington Oval, London

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Fielders play a crucial role in the game of cricket, whether it's in an English village or on the prestigious Cricket Field at Campbell College in Belfast, Northern Ireland. However, even historic grounds like Lords Cricket Ground were once used as a goose farm during World War Across the pond in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, Municipal Stadium witnessed some incredible fielding moments that left spectators awestruck. Meanwhile, cricket-themed Christmas cards and comic postcards added a touch of humor to the sport. From drunken batsmen seeing three balls to demon bowlers delivering lightning-fast deliveries - these comical illustrations captured the essence of cricket throughout the 20th century. But let's not forget about baseball. Chromolitho prints showcased America's love for this bat-and-ball game while engravings depicted American Base-Ball Players at Kennington Oval. It goes to show how sports can transcend borders and bring people together. Closer to home, Yorkshire fielders Martyn Moxon, Kevin Sharp, and Phillip Carrick displayed their exceptional skills on the field. Their dedication and teamwork exemplified what it means to be a fielder - agile movements combined with sharp reflexes. Whether it's diving catches or acrobatic stops near the boundary line, they can often unsung heroes who contribute immensely towards their team's success. They make every effort to protect all England against swift bowling or help secure victory for their side. From picturesque English villages to international stadiums around the world - they have always been an integral part of cricket history. Their presence adds excitement and drama to each match while showcasing remarkable athleticism that leaves fans spellbound.