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W. G. Grace batting in the Nets at Lords, 1895
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W. G. Grace batting in the Nets at Lords, 1895
Engraving of Dr. William Gilbert Grace (1848-1915), practising his batting in the nets at Lords Cricket Ground, 1895. As can be seen, a large crowd has gathered to watch the Doctors technique. Arguably the finest cricketer of his era, Grace scored 126 first-class centuries while playing for England and Gloucestershire
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This engraving captures the iconic moment when the legendary cricketer, Dr. W.G. Grace, practiced his batting techniques in the nets at Lord's Cricket Ground in 1895. Arguably the finest cricketer of his era, Grace is seen in the image focused on his game, with a large crowd gathered around him, eager to witness his exceptional skill. Grace, who was born in 1848, scored an impressive 126 first-class centuries during his career, representing both England and Gloucestershire. The image, which is a historical record of the game, showcases the immense popularity and appeal of cricket during this period. The Doctor's impeccable batting technique, which was admired by many, is on full display in this image, as he prepares for yet another important match. The engraving, which is a testament to the rich history of cricket, is a must-have for any cricket enthusiast or history buff. This image, taken from the Illustrated London News, is a reminder of the enduring legacy of W.G. Grace and his significant contribution to the game of cricket.
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