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A New Roller at Edgbaston
A new type of water-absorbing roller, being put to use at Edgbaston cricket ground. Date: 1932
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© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
1932 Cricket Cricketing Edgbaston Greens Grounds Innovation Innovations Invention Inventions Machines Maintaining Maintenance Nineteen Roller Rollers Absorbing Groundsmen
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This photograph, taken at Edgbaston Cricket Ground in 1932, showcases a groundsman putting a new innovation into practice. The image reveals a groundsman skillfully maneuvering a state-of-the-art water-absorbing roller across the lush, emerald-green grass. The roller, a groundbreaking invention of the 1930s, was designed to optimally maintain the pristine condition of the cricket pitch. The roller, an essential piece of equipment for any cricket ground, was a significant improvement over traditional models. Its unique water-absorbing capabilities allowed it to efficiently absorb moisture from the grass, ensuring a uniform surface and preventing the formation of puddles or uneven patches. This innovation was crucial for ensuring optimal playing conditions and enhancing the overall experience for players and spectators alike. The groundsmen at Edgbaston, renowned for their meticulous maintenance of the cricket grounds, were quick to adopt this new technology. The photograph captures the essence of the 1930s, a decade marked by innovation and progress, as the cricket world embraced this groundbreaking machine to enhance the greens and keep the spirit of the game alive. The image also highlights the dedication and hard work of the groundsmen, who played a pivotal role in preparing and maintaining the cricket grounds. Their unwavering commitment to providing the best possible playing conditions was a testament to their passion for the game and their expertise in their craft.
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