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00442 Collection: Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. Gentlemen of England v Australia

Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. Gentlemen of England v Australia match at Crystal Palace, Australias first match of their tour. The Aussie team enter the field, 4th May 1905

00442 Collection: Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia Fourth Test

Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia Fourth Test match at Old Trafford. A bail flies as Brian Stathams wicket is shattered by Alan Davidson

00442 Collection: Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. The home of Len Hutton is Pudsey

Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. The home of Len Hutton is Pudsey, Yorkshire, filies the Union Jack flag after victory in the fifth

00442 Collection: Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia Third Test

Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia Third Test match at Headingley. England hero Freddie Trueman leads his team in after his great performance of five for 58

00442 Collection: Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. England v Australia Fifth test at

Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. England v Australia Fifth test at the Oval. England batsman Hampshire looks back with disgust at Rodney Marsh who appealed for a stumping

00442 Collection: Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia First test

Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia First test match at Trent Bridge. All eyes up as Arthur Morris hits out at Roy Tattersall. 11th June 1953

00442 Collection: Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. First test match at Old Trafford

Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. First test match at Old Trafford between England and Australia. Dennis Lillee answers the phone. June 1972

Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia First Test match at Edgbaston. CB Fry with Jack Hobbs. 31st May 1909

00442 Collection: Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. First day of the Second test at

Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. First day of the Second test at Lords between England and Australia. Cricket fan Jilli Wale of Kensington working as a programme seller. 22nd June 1972

Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. First day of the Second test at Lords between England and Australia. Veteran Frank Woolley arriving at lord with his wife. 22nd June 1972

Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. First test match at Old Trafford between England and Australia. Spectators under umbrellas take cover from the rain as play is delayed. 9th June 1972

00442 Collection: Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. Australian cricketers at

Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. Australian cricketers at the Waldorf Hotel where they are staying following their arrival in Britain

00442 Collection: Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia 3rd Test at

Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia 3rd Test at Edgbaston. Australian players gather around Edrich after he head been rapped on the hand by Freeman. 12th July 1968

Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. Australian cricketers at the Waldorf Hotel where they are staying following their arrival in Britain

Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia Third Test match at Edgbaston. Colin Cowdrey misses this ball in the slips off Ian Chappell from bowler David Brown

Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia 3rd Test at Edgbaston. Colin Cowdreys luck holds as he wins the toss against Australia captain Bill Lawry lbefore the match

Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia Third Test match at Headingley. Cyril Washbrook congratulated by fans as he exits the field. 13th July 1956

Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia 3rd Test at Edgbaston. England captain Colin Cowdrey thanks Flack and his efforts that so much play had been possible

00442 Collection: England tour of Australia for the Ashes. Second day of the Australia v England

England tour of Australia for the Ashes. Second day of the Australia v England First Test match in Sydney. Australias Jack Fingleton throws the wicket but Bob Wyatt is safe. 3rd December 1932

00442 Collection: Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. Australian cricketer Stan McCabe

Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. Australian cricketer Stan McCabe (right) and tour treasurer T Howard. June 1930

Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. The Australia eleven, 1884

00442 Collection: Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. Worcestershire v Australia at

Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. Worcestershire v Australia at the County Ground. Australian batsman William Woodfull in action on his way to 133 runs. 1st May 1930

Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. First day of the Second test at Lords between England and Australia. Australian bowler Dennis Lillee in action. 22nd June 1972

00442 Collection: Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. England v Australia 4th test match

Australian tour of Great Britain for the Ashes. England v Australia 4th test match at Old Trafford. Australian cricketers Warren Bardsley and Bill Woodfull. 27th July 1926

Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia First Test match at Edgbaston. The crowd gets ready for the match to start, delayed at the beginning. 10th June 1961

Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia Third Test match at Old Trafford. Walters batting to Wall during the third test match. 7th July 1934

Australian cricket tour of England for the Ashes. England v Australia First Test match at Edgbaston. Ground staff B I Flack, ss harkness and R L Walker choose the stumps for the first test match

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