Ponsford Strikes His Best Form
Ponsford shows peak form as he powers South Australia bowling for 275 in a test like spell. A string of solid bursts and steady lines places him at the center of the match, while teammates contribute with firm support.
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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1928
Page
5
Ponsford shows peak form as he powers South Australia bowling for 275 in a test like spell. A string of solid bursts and steady lines places him at the center of the match, while teammates contribute with firm support.
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Australian XL prepares for a match with England, with teams, venues, and players to be announced. The notice underscores a forthcoming international pairing and potential broadcast details for the series.
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