Cricket Cricketer Collection

Manufacture of cork balls at Chingford General view of the house 28 November 1922

Eiulf Peter Buster Nupen South African bowler who took most wickets against the
Eiulf Peter " Buster" Nupen South African bowler who took most wickets against the MCC in the first test match against the MCC 25 January 1923

London Mayor of London ( Sir Rowland Blades M. P ) Plays cricket at the new sports ground opened by him at Kingston Thames 25 May 1927

Oxford University Cricket Club Practice Left is M Patten and right is B H Lyon. 30 April 1923

Cricket Bat Making at John Wisdens Centre the oldest bat in existence ( 1750 ), on either side two 1920 bats, left king Edwards bat another old bat is seen on the right 23 March 1920

Crickett at Cardiff, Surrey versus Glamorgan Surrey Team Jack Hobbs, Andy Sandham, Andy Ducat, Tom Shepherd, Bobby Abel, Percy Fender ( Captain ) sitting ), Bill Hitch, Alan Peach, Caryl Thain

The Benefit cricket match at Cobham, Surrey for Tom Rushby.s F Bryant, the Surrey Captain
The Benefit cricket match for former Surrey cricketer, Tom Rushby, at Cobham , Surrey . Francis H Bryant shakes hands with Thomas Rushby . 19 August 1922

Miss Muriel Malted, the girl cricketer of Ashford, Kent. 19 August 1922

Surrey CLub and the Ground versus Wanderers at the Oval L V Stone ( right ) with Ls Wells 25 June 1922

Surrey CLub and the Ground versus Wanderers at the Oval Major Edwards ( nearest camera ) leading out the Surrey side 25 June 1922

Surrey versus the Australians at the Oval. 8 May 1926

Cricket Bat Making at John Wisdens Pressing a blade to harden it, several tons of pressure are brought to bear on it 26 March 1920

Cricket at Tonbridge, Kent versus Yorkshire Herbert Sutcliffe and Percy Holmes going out to open in Yorkshire second innings 21 June 1923

The making of cricket balls at London football compny station road, South Norwood Making the quilt, cork to the weight of about 2 3 4 oz is bound by pure worcester wool and hammered into shape 1926

Top hats and side whiskers were worn by players in an old time cricket match between Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells on the village green at Southborough 13 September 1931

A panoramic view of the Oval during the 1930 test match 16 August 1930 History of London - Vauxhall / Lambeth

Top hats and side whiskers were worn by players in an old time cricket match between Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells on the village green at Southborough 13 September 1931

Southborough Green, Scene of men versus women charity cricket match 5 September 1934

Cricket Bat Making at John Wisdens Stacks of selected willow logs to be made into cricket bat blades 21 March 1920

Douglas Jardine. Incorrect way to hold bat. 10 September 1929

D R Jardine demonstrating playing back. 10 September 1929
D R Jardine demonstrating " playing back ". 10 September 1929

Douglas Jardine. Correct way to hold bat. 10 September 1929

At the West London Indoor cricket club, Acton F T Mann, P F Warner and Durston ( Middlesex ) 31 December 1924

London County Cricket Club cricket match at Stratford William Gilbert Grace

Fifteen South African cricketers chosen to visit England C D Dixon ( Western Province ) 4 March 1924

Miss Violet Loraine bowls the first ball at the opening match of the Langley Park ( Berks ) Cricket Club. 18 May 1921

Cricket at Cardiff, Surrey versus Glamorgan Glamorgan team Tom Morgan ( left ) and Norman Riches 2 May 1923

Oxford University Cricket Club Practice T Raikes. 30 April 1923

Fifteen South African cricketers chosen to visit England D. J. Meintzes (Transvaal)
Fifteen South African cricketers chosen to visit England D.J. Meintzes (Transvaal), 4 March 1924

Mr J Brasier, aged 70, plays cricket for the Limpsfield ( Surrey ) club

Manufacture of cork balls at Chingford Sawing cork blocks 28 November 1922

Cricket Bat Making at John Wisdens Splitting the willow 26 March 1920

Thomas Alfred Ward South African wicket keeper against in the test matches against the MCC 25 January 1923

Slough Police versus Clergy Cricket Match The Bishop of Buckingham umpiring, batsmen Rev W H Whitfield ( Rector of Englefield ) 19 September 1924

Douglas Jardine ( Surrey ) on guard. 10 September 1929
Douglas Jardine ( Surrey ) " on guard ". 10 September 1929

The Maharajah of Nawangar ( Ranji ) with his constant companion, his parrot Joey on their departure for home 29 December 1932 Ranjitsinhji Vibhaji, Maharaja Jam Sahib of Nawanagar GCSI

Cricket Bat Making at John Wisdens Chopping to approximate shape 21 March 1920

Lymington Cricket Week Dr Kay ( Lymington and District team )

Actors versus musicians cricket at Hampstead Cricket Club Owen Nares batting, Harold Williams keeping wicket 27 July 1934

Herbert Wilfred Taylor the South African skipper who scored 145 in the first test match against the M C C Inset W H Green of Johannesburg 25 January 1923

Fifteen South African cricketers chosen to visit England M. J Commaille 4 March 1924

The making of cricket balls at London football company station road, South Norwood Weighing and fitting the quilt and outside cover before seaming

Winchester versus Charterhouse at Godalming C E Frazer ( captain winchester ) with R H Horsley 13 June 1924

Oxford University Cricket Club Practice C H Knott ( Brasenose ). 30 April 1923

Cricket Bat Making at John Wisdens Drawing out shaping the willow into its shape 21 March 1920

Manufacture of cork balls at Chingford Weighing the compound before moulding 28 November 1922

Manufacture of cork balls at Chingford Vulcanising 28 December 1922

Light treatment. Hendry, the Australian cricketer, undergoing light treatment at a London specialist s. 22 June 1926

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"Captivating Cricket Moments: From Cork Balls to Bat Making, a Journey Through Time" Step into the world of cricket cricketers as we delve into captivating moments from the past. In Chingford, witness the meticulous manufacture of cork balls, an essential component in this beloved sport. The house stands tall on November 28th, 1922, offering a general view that hints at countless stories within its walls. Meet Miss Muriel Malted, a trailblazing girl cricketer hailing from Ashford, Kent. On August 19th, 1922, she defied conventions and showcased her exceptional skills on the pitch. Her determination and talent inspire generations to come. Even London's Mayor himself couldn't resist the allure of cricket. Sir Rowland Blades MP took some time off his busy schedule to enjoy a game at the new sports ground. It's heartwarming to see how this sport unites people from all walks of life. At Oxford University Cricket Club Practice sessions, young talents emerge under watchful eyes. Left is M Patten and right is B H Lyon - their dedication evident as they hone their skills for future battles on the field. John Wisden's Centre takes us back in time with an extraordinary artifact - the oldest bat in existence dating back to 1750. Witnessing such historical treasures reminds us of cricket's rich heritage and enduring legacy. The clash between Surrey and Glamorgan at Cardiff brings excitement aplenty as legendary players like Jack Hobbs and Andy Sandham take center stage. Their prowess leaves spectators spellbound while etching unforgettable memories in cricket history books. Eiulf Peter Buster Nupen emerges as South Africa's formidable bowler who claimed numerous wickets against worthy opponents. His remarkable achievements solidify his place among cricket legends worldwide. Surrey versus Australians at The Oval on May 8th, 1926 - an epic battle unfolds, showcasing the true spirit of cricket.