Cricket Match Collection (#4)

Cricket at the Oval. Freeman, the Kent slow bowler, at work against the Surrey batsman. 28 July 1928

Canadian cricketers at the Oval cricket ground, London. Mr C R Somerville, the Canadian crack batsman, making a boundary hit against the Free Foresters at The Oval. 10 August 1922

Second day of final test match at the Oval. Herbie Collins and Bill Woodfull going out to resume Australias innings. 16 August 1926

Freeman bowling at the Oval. 11 August 1928

The last cricket match of the season. Haig ( Middlesex ) hits out. 12 September 1921

Gentlemen versus Players at The Oval cricket ground. Hallows ( Players ) hits a boundary. 1 July 1921

Surreys fast bowler, Alf Gover, in action. June 1928

Crickets last curtain. Champion County versus the rest. Charles Hallows ( County Champion ) hits a ball from Maurice Leyland to the boundary. 14 September 1928

Huge score against the Champion County at the Oval. Hopwood ( Champion County ) fails to accept a chance offered by Hendren with his score at 48. 17 September 1928

Gentlemen versus Players at The Oval. The Hon C Bruce batting. 29 June 1921

No need to widen the wicket. Hopwood ( Champion County ) has his middle stump sent flying. 17 September 1928

Warwickshire versus Surrey at The Oval cricket ground. G W Stephens ( Warwickshire ) making a fine boundary hit. 30 August 1923

Surrey versus Yorkshire at the Oval. M J C Allom, the Cambridge fast bowler who played for Surrey, in action. 23 August 1927

Warwickshire versus Surrey. Father and son at The Oval wicket. W G Quaife and his son B W Quaife ( facing camera ), making his 200th run for Warwickshire against Surrey at The Oval

Eton versus Winchester at Winchester Miss Audrey White and Miss Helen Crawford 29 June 1934

Girl on a swing in the park. 1939

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"Step back in time to witness the excitement and elegance of a cricket match at Lords cricket ground, London, in 1912. The atmosphere is electric as players showcase their skills and strategies on the hallowed turf. Meanwhile, in Accrington Cricket Match of 1902, spectators cheer on their favorite teams with unwavering enthusiasm. Nature's beauty takes center stage at The Lake, Petworth: Sunset, Fighting Bucks from c. 1829. Amidst this serene backdrop, cricketers engage in a thrilling battle of wits and athleticism. James Southerton's benefit cricket match serves as a cherished memento from the 19th century (1912), commemorating his contributions to the sport. Traveling further back in time to Kent in 1775 and 1947 brings us to Knole Park where Lords and Gentlemen display their prowess on the field amidst picturesque surroundings. Christchurch Priory hosts an enchanting cricket match capturing Hampshire's rich history dating back to 1850 (1947). Nottingham versus Leicester encounter from c. 1829 (1947) showcases fierce competition between two renowned teams battling it out for victory. A visionary glimpse into the future awaits with An Aerial Cricket Match of the Future by W Heath Robinson from c1918 (1919). This imaginative artwork transports us beyond conventional boundaries. James Cobbett immortalizes himself through an unknown artist's depiction from the c1830s – forever remembered for his contribution to this beloved sport. From atop Mound Stand at Lord’s iconic venue circa 1935, we gaze towards The Pavilion while witnessing unforgettable moments unfold before our eyes. Trent Bridge emerges as Nottingham's proud cricket heritage since its inception in the early 1830s; it has witnessed countless battles between rival teams vying for glory. " Experience these captivating snapshots that chronicle not only matches but also encapsulate eras gone by – each one weaving together the tapestry of cricket's rich history.