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Stewards stop cricket fans protest at Lords July 1999 during the second day
Stewards stop cricket fans protest at Lords July 1999
during the second day of the 2nd Test against New Zealand he was led away by stewards having staggered onto the pitch to confront Dean Headley after being woken from his sleep
Turvey Chris
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England
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Media ID 21515414
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Core59 English Supporters And Spectators
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 25.4cm x 19.5cm (10" x 7.7")
Estimated Product Size is 27.5cm x 22.5cm (10.8" x 8.9")
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In this print captured by Turvey Chris, we are transported back to the historic Lords Cricket Ground in July 1999. The image depicts a significant moment during the second day of the 2nd Test between England and New Zealand, where stewards had to intervene and stop a passionate cricket fan's protest. Amidst the sea of English supporters and spectators, one zealous individual stands out as he courageously steps onto the pitch. This devoted fan had been abruptly awakened from his slumber only to find himself face-to-face with Dean Headley, an esteemed cricketer representing England at that time. The emotions running high on this eventful day are palpable through Turvey Chris' lens. The tension is evident as stewards swiftly surround the protesting spectator, leading him away from the field. It is a powerful reminder of how deeply ingrained cricket is within English culture; it has the power to awaken even those who were lost in their dreams just moments before. This photograph encapsulates not only a specific incident but also reflects upon an era when cricket held immense significance for fans across England. It serves as a testament to both the dedication of these ardent supporters and their unwavering commitment towards their beloved sport. Turvey Chris skillfully captures this extraordinary moment in history through his lens, allowing us all to relive this unforgettable scene from Memory Lane Prints.
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