Wicketkeeping Hands Through Cricket’s History
The article surveys hands of famous wicketkeepers including Jim Searle and H. & Leve, noting wear from fast bowling and stumping. It contrasts past matting pitches at Moore Park with modern protection, citing lessons on keeping fingers aligned and the toll on players in cricket’s premier role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Searle
Sydney
Nsw
Shels
Ra Nes
Lallise
H. & Leve
Learie
Moore Park
Das
Old-time wicketkeeper risks and the nets’ caution
In old cricket lore a keeper bears pain to play through injuries while nets practice is avoided to protect hands. The piece contrasts journeyman courage of past keepers like J Serio with modern caution and glove use to prevent permanent damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor
Tyr Cricken
Jim Searle
Minke
Eudy
J. Serio
Alin Lesa
Erletyut
W. HL Bassett
Why Wicketkeepers And Bowlers Suffer
Article traces wicketkeeping hardships from early turf wickets to modern gear. Jim Searle recalls 50 years of catching, coaching, and injuries while promoting the craft to girls and country centers. It highlights glove evolution, finger protection, and the toll of long careers. Mentions H S Love and NSW Victoria careers.
Wears the Gloves in Sydney Frat Cricket a Wicketkeeper Focus
A mosaic of quotes and reminiscences from W A Dans on wicketkeeping in Sydney frat grade cricket. It highlights players like J M Gregory, C Kellowny, H S Bassett and Bill Braver, praising keeping skills and fielding standards while noting gear wear and technique insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Leve Ia
Leve
J. M. Gregory
C. Kellowny
Sydney University
Reg Roo
Swinglig
Blin
Tila la W. A. Danseull
South Wales
Australia Needs Younger Stars to Boost Lawn Tennis Prestige
An editorials call for a new generation of Australian players to rise, matching past greats Brookes and Wilding. It criticizes Wimbledon results, notes America’s irregular Davis Cup support, and urges stronger international tours, especially with Uncle Sam, as Australia aims to reclaim prestige through youth and improved court craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
N. I
Bpoo
Abe
Brookes
Anthony Wilding
Australia Co
Wilding
England
Cambrlipe University
Jr. I. OC
New Zealand
Sotha
Akil
Cambridge University
Brootes
Austria
United States
Eva
America
Australis
Brookes Fod Wilding
Sydney
Promina
Australie
J. C. Anderson
J. 3. Hawkes
P.’ O'Hurn Wood
Upstt
Sam
Joan Boretta
Centra
Jacques Brignon
Christian Bougesua
H. W. Ate
C. G. Gregory
Collins
Lotteat
G. Ju. Fafforson
A. W. Dantop
P.O Hare
Wood
J. B. Bowles
Walter Lindrum
Aind
UNILL
Tf Crawford
Wopman
Moon
Gam
Sone
Lieso
Leita
New Bowth Wales
Victora
Mando Ag Tonelnithog Winort i
Dlose Menliest Coy
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Anda
William H. Bassett
J. Searle
Tony
Vickets
Searle
Moora Park
Surrey United
Star
Helfero
Upan
Ftor
Manly
Bia
Uti
Blew. Cricket Association
Love
Mominnn
Ns.wd
Lave
Botly
New South Wales
Victoria
White
Ine Phiyed
Villda Takip
As Dons
Burs Tronmenger
Don Clackie
St. Kina
Cluch
Ines
Vine
WF. A. Bassett
Lore
Brookes-Wilding
Austrelia
Jurnyo
Davis
Founeer Flayers
Tilden
W. T. Tider
Aurego
Rentlan
Morpurgo
Aden
Winnie
Ita US
L.7.a
Commonion
Gane Dixon
Tony Cromette
Einsted Bhaler
Spelyn
Olbetel Mons
Bengets
Norman Brookes
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