England Faces Change as Australia Dominates Postwar Cricket
The article recalls England and Australia cricket eras, noting postwar weakness in England and rising Australian strength led by Hobbs and Duckworth. It questions selection policy, lamenting lack of prime giants like Ernie Jones or Trumper and urging fresh talent over veteran die-hards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Jack Gregory
Express
Arthur Marley
John Bull
Aberdonian
Australia
Cotter
Collins
Macartney
Marley
Taylor
Armstrong
Bill Howell
Sid Gregory
Hugh Trumble
McLaren
Hayward
Ranji
Fry
Tom Richardson
Hirst
Rhodes
Lockwood
Tyldesley
Hobbs
Duckworth
Brisbane
M.C.C
Grimmett
Kelleway
Ironmonger
Blackie
Ernie Jones
Turner
Trumper
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Resch’s
ASE
A. P. F. Chapman
H. Larwood
D. R. Jardine
H. Satcliffe
A. P. Freemar
E. Tyldesley
E. P. Hendren
M. Leyland
DR. Jones
Australian Oil
Boy Charlton
T. Jones and Co
George Street
Sydney
G. Geary
J.B. Hobbs
W. R. Hammond
J.C. White
Jack
Captain Ryder
Tommy Andrews
M. W. Tate
G. Duckworth
Z#ERLESS
Rumper
Victor
Ill Ponsford
Don Bradman
Oldfield