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Official cricket scorecard for the 4th Test match of the 1948 Ashes series. Australia won by 7 wickets after Bradman and Morris led a remarkable run chase in the final innings. This proved to be Bradman's
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Lord's, September 13-15, 1886. Printed on silk. This friendly match was the 36th game played by the touring Australians, and was made over for the benefit of JA Murdoch. The result was a draw, with WG
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Official scorecard for the match played at St. John's Ground, Huddersfield, on July 2 - 5, 1884. The Australians, including Murdoch, Bannerman, Bonnor and Spofforth, were fortunate to escape with a draw
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Official scorecard for the match played at the Oval on August 13-15, 1888. England won by an innings and 137 runs with five wicket hauls for Briggs and Barnes and significant batting contributions from
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Oval, August 14-16, 1899. Match drawn. England scored an amazing 435 for 4 on the first day, including centuries for Jackson and Hayward, from which point on they were always pushing for victory. Dogged
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Printed on silk. Oval, Aug 16 - 22, 1930. Australia won this final deciding Test by an innings and 39 runs to regain the Ashes. Bradman's 232 took his aggregate for the series to 974, still a record. It
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Cricket scorecard for the 1930 Ashes Test at Lords. There were big hundreds from Duleepsinhji and Woodfull but Bradman's 254 was, yet again, the outstanding contribution. Australia won by 7 wickets. Part
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Official cricket scorecard. Lord's, July 14-16 1945. Australia won by 4 wickets after an unbeaten 71 by Keith Miller saw them home. Hutton scored a century in the first innings. Part-printed
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Official cricket scorecard. Lord's, August 6-8 1945. Match drawn after centuries for Keith Miller and Washbrook. Part-completed in pencil. Good condition.
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Oval, Aug 14 - 18, 1948. Australia won by an innings and 149 runs. The match is famous for being Bradman's last Test, Hollies bowling him second ball for 0, restricting his Test average to a mere 99.94.
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Old Trafford, 3rd Test, July 8-13, 1948. Drawn. Compton scored 145 not out and England outplayed Australia for the only time in the series. 20.5 x 13cm. Mostly printed, with some final details in
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Trent Bridge, June 11 - 16, 1953. Drawn. In this rain-ruined Test match Bedser took 7 wickets in each innings and Hassett scored a century. England went on to regain the Ashes at the Oval after Australia
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Old Trafford, 4th Test, July 26-31, 1956. Jim Laker's Test match. With 19-90, the best ever figures in first-class cricket, Laker spun Australia to defeat and enabled England to retain the Ashes. It might
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Old Trafford, 4th Test, July 23 - 28, 1964. Drawn. The feartherbed wicket that gave high-scoring draws a bad name. Simpson scored 311, adding 201 with Lawry in Australia's massive total. England almost
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Lord's. June 16 - 21, 1977. 24 x 12.5cm. Not completed. A couple of light creases. Good.
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Lord's. August 28 - September 2, 1980. Centenary Test match. 24 x 12.5cm. Scores not printed. Very good.
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Oval. August 27 - Sept. 1, 1981. Match drawn as England hang on to win one of the most extraordinary Test series 3-1. 30 x 21cm. Part printed. Central folds. Good condition.
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Lord's. June 27 - July 2, 1985. Australia won by 4 wickets thanks to Border's 237 runs in the match. 24 x 12.5cm. Fully printed. Very good.
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Oval. August 29 - September 3, 1985. England won by an innings and 94 runs. 30 x 21cm. Fully printed. Very good.
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Trent Bridge. July 11-16, 1985.. 30 x 21cm. Fully printed. Very good.
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Edgbaston. July 6-11, 1989. 24 x 12.5cm. Fully printed. Very good.
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Trent Bridge. August 10-15, 1989. 24 x 12.5cm. Fully printed. Very good.
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Lord's. June 17-21, 1993. 30 x 21cm. Fully printed. Very good.
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Trent Bridge. July 1-6. 1993. 30 x 21cm. Fully printed. Very good.
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Oval, August 23-27, 2001. 30 x 21cm. Not filled in. Very good.
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Commemorative silk cricket scorecards for the Centenary Test match between England and Australia, played at Lord's on August 28 - September 2, 1980 and for the the very first Test match played in England
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Original scorecard for the match played at the Oval on September 2nd/3rd, 1878. In a remarkable match the Australians won by 8 runs despite Ted Barratt taking all 10 wickets in the first innings. His figures
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