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1) YesDid these batsmen make their debut before 1970 ?
Did either average over 50 ?
Were they from England ?
2) One of them
3) One of them
Part of the questionWho has written this book?
YesIs Bradman the 2nd batsman?
1) YesDid these batsmen make their debut before 1970 ?
Did either average over 50 ?
Were they from England ?
Part of the questionWho has written this book?
YesIs Bradman the 2nd batsman?
Averaged under 50 and an EnglishmanCardus is correct but the batsman isn't May.
Yes to captain, no to Chapman. You'll laugh when you get it.Averaged under 50 and an Englishman
Did he captain England?
Chapman?
Nah.Djr?
No to Jackson, why not Archie Mac?Not Archie Mac
Jackson?
Okay Archie Mac?No to Jackson, why not Archie Mac?
Yes, well doneOkay Archie Mac?
Yes he wrote something similar about Bradman but compared him to Trumper, saying Bradman was a jet plane and one was an eagle.....Yes, well done
Written in Cardus' essay titled 'Bradman 1930' as seen in 'Faces in the Crowd' by Martin Flanagan which I found on the shelf and randomly flicked to a page on Cardus, Trumper etc.
Yes he wrote something similar about Bradman but compared him to Trumper, saying Bradman was a jet plane and one was an eagle.....
Might reverse the game and someone tell me the quote?
Too good mate Your turnBradman was the summing up of the Efficient Age which succeeded the Golden Age. Here was brilliance safe and sure, streamlined and without impulse. Victor Trumper was the flying bird; Bradman the aeroplane
Cardus writing in Autobiography
Was it an Englishman?Who said "Its all a matter of inches - those between your ears" and what was he referring to ?
Yes.Was it an Englishman?