Hambledon Heroes and the Old Time Long Ago Cricket
Extracts from John Nyren’s The Cricketers’ Guide recount Hambledon’s greats Browne Harris Beldham and Mann. The story recalls underarm bowling, Lord’s wagers, and Noah Mann’s gypsy horse routine on Hampshire Downs with Broad Halfpenny Down and the Bat and Ball inn.
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