Who is this Legend Quiz !

[garage flower]

Bill O'Reilly?

 

[SJS]

Bill O'Reilly?

No.

Do you think I will give such an obvious one ?

 

[andyc]

No.

Do you think I will give such an obvious one ?

lol well you did say it would be easy.
any hints? when did he play? 50's?

 

[garage flower]

Well you did say it should be easy SJS, but I guess that might have been too easy.

What about Colin McCool?

 

[steds]

Terry Jenner?

 

[viktor]

clarrie grimmett?

 

[The Baconator]

bit of a stab in the dark here

Bradman?

He's not famous for being a leg-spinner but he did bowl some leggies

 

[SJS]

lol well you did say it would be easy.
any hints? when did he play? 50's?

No he played before that.

 

[SJS]

Well you did say it should be easy SJS, but I guess that might have been too easy.

What about Colin McCool?

No

 

[SJS]

Terry Jenner?

NO

 

[SJS]

clarrie grimmett?

NO

 

[garage flower]

Might it be time for a hint.....? (or am I just being lazy?)

 

[SJS]

Might it be time for a hint.....? (or am I just being lazy?)

He was better known for his batting

 

[garage flower]

Bobby Simpson (without checking, I seem to think he was a p/t leggie)?

EDIT: Just seen the comment about it being a pre-50s player, so ignore that guess.

 

[garage flower]

Sid Barnes?

 

[BoyBrumby]

He was better known for his batting

It's not Sir Donald again then, is it?

He was a (very) part time leggie &, IIRC, he bowled Wally Hammond in the 32/33 series with a rank full-toss.

 

[Adamc]

He looks like a big ship so I'll guess Warwick Armstrong.

 

[JASON]

? Clem Hill

 

[SJS]

Here he is.

Two of you have already answered correctly. For those of you who still dont get it he averaged 0.06 under an average of 100 runs per innings in test matches.

 

[SJS]

The gentleman standing next to the Don is a legend in his own right.

Who is he ??