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Travel back to the 1940s to see the Wally Hammond at his peak as England Captain at Lord's and in the nets at Gloucester.
This archive classic also follows the making of a cricket bat in true 1940s style and looks back at the history of the game and its origins in the Hampshire village of Hambledon back in the 18th century.
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It is often said that if Don Bradman hadn't come along, Wally Hammond would have probably been regarded as the greatest batsman of his era. His rivalry with the Don is the stuff legends are made up of, and he himself is arguably one of the most graceful, beautiful stroke-players of all time. Wally Hammond was a most exciting cricketer, perhaps the more so for the hint of an almost Olympian aloofness. He was also - and the two do not always go together - a naturally-gifted athlete who could excel at any game he cared to play; today he would be brought up as a rising football star. He had that physical stamp; he moved easily, with an ease which yet promised that, at need, he could launch himself into a tiger leap. Even as late as 1951, when he made his last first-class appearance and after he had put on a considerable amount of weight, his movement was poised, assured, and graceful.
The instant he walked out of a pavilion, white-spotted blue handkerchief showing from his right pocket, bat tucked underarm, cap at a hint of an angle, he was identifiable as a thoroughbred. Strongly-built, square-shouldered, deep-chested, with impressively powerful forearms, it seemed as if his bat weighed nothing in those purposeful hands.
His figures are convincing evidence of his quality. Between 1920 and 1951 he scored 50,493 runs, with 167 centuries and an average of 56.10; in Tests 7249 runs (22 centuries) at 58.45, as a bowler, 732 wickets (average 30.58); and he held 819 catches. Like Jack Hobbs, he might have achieved even more impressive figures if he had been able to play throughout his career. A natural player, he was virtually never coached until he had become a county player, when George Dennett used sometimes to advise him. Instinctively basically correct, he was sound in defence, but never defensively-minded. Like most outstanding batsmen, he was primarily a front-foot player who, with the years, operated more off the back. His great power lay in his driving, which was pure textbook in style, clean, apparently effortless but, through the combination of innate timing and immense strength, often achieving immense velocity.
As a young man he was a dashing strokemaker; willing to tilt at all the bowlers of the world. He remained superbly stylish, his cover-driving, from front foot or back, utterly memorable. In those early days he cut, glanced, hooked and lofted the ball quite fearlessly. With his early maturity, he became a thinking batsmen.
Further Reading:
1. http://www.cricketcountry.com/cricket-articles/Cricketing-Rifts-3-The-intense-animosity-between-Don-Bradman-Wally-Hammond/11966
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- published: 18 Jul 2013
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"WALLY HAMMOND WEDS (Bingley) Cheering crowds greet famous all England and Gloucester cricketer and his Yorkshire bride Miss Dorothy Lister."
West Yorkshire.
Lovely footage of bridesmaids emerging from car. Wally Hammond (Walter Reginald Hammond) arrives. High angle shot of huge crowds around entrance to church. The bride arrives. Another shot of crowds.
Note: this item is currently missing from this issue, it can be found in the cricket material - EB 2000.
FILM ID:2925.12
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 276
Titles read: "The First Test. Both sides went to the nets for a preliminary 'knock' ..." L/S of teams in nets. "the wicket was protected till the last moment." L/S of pitch being prepared. "Carr won the toss and Hobbs and Sutcliffe opened the innings to the bowling of Gregory and Macartney." M/S of Jack Hobbs and Herbert Sutcliffe walking on to pitch. Various shots of the game in progress. "Then down came the rain (score 32 for nil.)" Shot of players running for cover. Shots of crowd sheltering under umbrellas and of waterlogged pitch. "After many visits of inspection the captains reluctantly have to say "No more play to-day" to the disappointment of 20,000 patient spectators."
L/S of team captains checking pitch. This seems to be followed by cuts for above story - some rather dark shots. Some shots have been spliced in upside down.
- published: 22 Oct 2011
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Wally Hammond biography and cricket career and Wally Hammond best records and century list
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TOP 10 Greatest Cricket Players Compilation.
1. Don Bradman
2. Sachin Tendulkar
3. VIV Richards
4. Sir Gary Sobers
5. Jacques Kallis
6. Ricky Pointing
7. Brian Lara
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9. Javed Miandad
10. Rahul Dravid
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- published: 10 Mar 2016
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Unused / unissued material - dates and locations unclear or unknown.
Third Test Cricket - Third Day. England v. Australia.
Various shots of cricket match in progress between England and Australia.
Wally Hammond, English Captain.
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- published: 13 Apr 2014
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The Top Gear boys review the new Pagani Zona
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Luke Wright took NatWest T20 Blast back to the old skool in a special batting challenge.
The Sussex Sharks star took bats used by the legendary Ranji, Wally Hammond, David Gower and Mark Ramprakash plus his own blade and tried to smash sixes at Hove.
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- published: 29 May 2015
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Wally Brown plays his Hammond organ during the American Organ Institute Open house on May 6, 2012
- published: 06 May 2012
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Bradman's team
Barry Richards - South Africa
Arthur Morris - Australia
Don Bradman - Australia
Sachin Tendulkar - India
Gary Sobers - West Indies
Don Tallon - Australia
Ray Lindwall - Australia
Dennis Lillee - Australia
Alec Bedser - England
Bill O'Reilly - Australia
Clarrie Grimmett - Australia
12th man:
Wally Hammond - England
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On March 25 1947 the test match between New Zealand and England played at Lancaster Park in Christchurch officially ended. The match brought to an end the test career of one of England’s greatest ever batsmen, Wally Hammond. In his final innings he scored 79 runs as shown in this National Film unit clip. The match was badly affected by rain and no play took place after day 2. Hammond retired having scored over 7,000 runs and an average of 58.45. His England record for most test centuries (22 centuries) stood until Alistair Cook surpassed that number in 2012.
The film footage shown here is from the National Film Unit newsreel Weekly Review 294. The National Film Unit was established to publicise New Zealand's participation and achievements during the Second World War. After 1945 the Film Unit expanded from producing weekly newsreels to making documentaries and films to the order of Government Departments. During its existence the Film Unit produced films for national organisations as well as many films on its own initiative.
For further enquiries please email Research.Archives@dia.govt.nz
Material from Archives New Zealand
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New Zealand National Film Unit presents Weekly Review no. 294 (1947)
BLEDISLOE TOUR.... CUP PRESENTATION
HAMILTON.... CHILDREN'S THEATRE
CHRISTCHURCH.... TEST CRICKET
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Walter Reginald "Wally" Hammond (19 June 1903 – 1 July 1965) was an English Test cricketer who played for Gloucestershire in a career that lasted from 1920 to 1951. Beginning his career as a professional, he later became an amateur and was appointed captain of England. Primarily a middle-order batsman, Wisden Cricketers' Almanack described him in his obituary as one of the four best batsmen in the history of cricket. He was considered to be the best English batsman of the 1930s by commentators and those with whom he played; they also said that he was one of the best slip fielders ever. Hammond was an effective fast-medium pace bowler and contemporaries believed that if he had been less reluctant to bowl, he could have achieved even more with the ball than he did.
In a Test career spanning 85 matches, he scored 7,249 runs and took 83 wickets. Hammond captained England in 20 of those Tests, winning four, losing three, and drawing 13. His career aggregate of runs was the highest in Test cricket until surpassed by Colin Cowdrey in 1970. As of October 2010, his total of 22 Test centuries remains an English record, held jointly with Cowdrey and Geoffrey Boycott. In 1933, he set a record for the highest individual Test innings of 336 not out, surpassed by Len Hutton in 1938. In all first-class cricket, he scored 50,551 runs, the seventh highest total scored by any first-class cricketer as of January 2010, and took 732 wickets. He scored 167 first-class centuries, the third highest of any player as of January 2010.
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13:39The legendary Wally Hammond in 'This Is Cricket' | Cricket History
The legendary Wally Hammond in 'This Is Cricket' | Cricket HistoryThe legendary Wally Hammond in 'This Is Cricket' | Cricket History
Travel back to the 1940s to see the Wally Hammond at his peak as England Captain at Lord's and in the nets at Gloucester. This archive classic also follows the making of a cricket bat in true 1940s style and looks back at the history of the game and its origins in the Hampshire village of Hambledon back in the 18th century. The MCC online collections, the most extensive in cricket, are growing every week, and can be searched comprehensively here http://goo.gl/qNN1J3 Subscribe to Lord's: http://www.youtube.com/user/LordsCricketGround?sub_confirmation=1 If you have any concerns about the contents of this video please refer to our Notice and Takedown policy. http://www.lords.org/our-organisation/notice-and-takedown-policy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lordscricket Twitter: https://twitter.com/HomeOfCricket Google+: https://plus.google.com/+lordscricketground/posts -
22:55The Overshadowed Genius
The Overshadowed GeniusThe Overshadowed Genius
It is often said that if Don Bradman hadn't come along, Wally Hammond would have probably been regarded as the greatest batsman of his era. His rivalry with the Don is the stuff legends are made up of, and he himself is arguably one of the most graceful, beautiful stroke-players of all time. Wally Hammond was a most exciting cricketer, perhaps the more so for the hint of an almost Olympian aloofness. He was also - and the two do not always go together - a naturally-gifted athlete who could excel at any game he cared to play; today he would be brought up as a rising football star. He had that physical stamp; he moved easily, with an ease which yet promised that, at need, he could launch himself into a tiger leap. Even as late as 1951, when he made his last first-class appearance and after he had put on a considerable amount of weight, his movement was poised, assured, and graceful. The instant he walked out of a pavilion, white-spotted blue handkerchief showing from his right pocket, bat tucked underarm, cap at a hint of an angle, he was identifiable as a thoroughbred. Strongly-built, square-shouldered, deep-chested, with impressively powerful forearms, it seemed as if his bat weighed nothing in those purposeful hands. His figures are convincing evidence of his quality. Between 1920 and 1951 he scored 50,493 runs, with 167 centuries and an average of 56.10; in Tests 7249 runs (22 centuries) at 58.45, as a bowler, 732 wickets (average 30.58); and he held 819 catches. Like Jack Hobbs, he might have achieved even more impressive figures if he had been able to play throughout his career. A natural player, he was virtually never coached until he had become a county player, when George Dennett used sometimes to advise him. Instinctively basically correct, he was sound in defence, but never defensively-minded. Like most outstanding batsmen, he was primarily a front-foot player who, with the years, operated more off the back. His great power lay in his driving, which was pure textbook in style, clean, apparently effortless but, through the combination of innate timing and immense strength, often achieving immense velocity. As a young man he was a dashing strokemaker; willing to tilt at all the bowlers of the world. He remained superbly stylish, his cover-driving, from front foot or back, utterly memorable. In those early days he cut, glanced, hooked and lofted the ball quite fearlessly. With his early maturity, he became a thinking batsmen. Further Reading: 1. http://www.cricketcountry.com/cricket-articles/Cricketing-Rifts-3-The-intense-animosity-between-Don-Bradman-Wally-Hammond/11966 DISCLAIMER: I do not own this video. All rights reserved to the respective owners. No copyright infringement intended -
0:41"Wally" Hammond Weds (1929)
"Wally" Hammond Weds (1929)"Wally" Hammond Weds (1929)
"WALLY HAMMOND WEDS (Bingley) Cheering crowds greet famous all England and Gloucester cricketer and his Yorkshire bride Miss Dorothy Lister." West Yorkshire. Lovely footage of bridesmaids emerging from car. Wally Hammond (Walter Reginald Hammond) arrives. High angle shot of huge crowds around entrance to church. The bride arrives. Another shot of crowds. Note: this item is currently missing from this issue, it can be found in the cricket material - EB 2000. FILM ID:2925.12 -
10:51Rare video of jack Hobbs and sutcliffe batting
Rare video of jack Hobbs and sutcliffe battingRare video of jack Hobbs and sutcliffe batting
Titles read: "The First Test. Both sides went to the nets for a preliminary 'knock' ..." L/S of teams in nets. "the wicket was protected till the last moment." L/S of pitch being prepared. "Carr won the toss and Hobbs and Sutcliffe opened the innings to the bowling of Gregory and Macartney." M/S of Jack Hobbs and Herbert Sutcliffe walking on to pitch. Various shots of the game in progress. "Then down came the rain (score 32 for nil.)" Shot of players running for cover. Shots of crowd sheltering under umbrellas and of waterlogged pitch. "After many visits of inspection the captains reluctantly have to say "No more play to-day" to the disappointment of 20,000 patient spectators." L/S of team captains checking pitch. This seems to be followed by cuts for above story - some rather dark shots. Some shots have been spliced in upside down. -
1:28Wally Hammond biography and cricket career
Wally Hammond biography and cricket careerWally Hammond biography and cricket career
Wally Hammond biography and cricket career and Wally Hammond best records and century list watch book of gk for latest updates and best educational videos thanks for watching https://www.youtube.com/user/bookofgk -
5:16Top 10 Greatest Cricket Player of All Time || TOP 10 Compilation
Top 10 Greatest Cricket Player of All Time || TOP 10 CompilationTop 10 Greatest Cricket Player of All Time || TOP 10 Compilation
TOP 10 Greatest Cricket Players Compilation. 1. Don Bradman 2. Sachin Tendulkar 3. VIV Richards 4. Sir Gary Sobers 5. Jacques Kallis 6. Ricky Pointing 7. Brian Lara 8. Wally Hammond 9. Javed Miandad 10. Rahul Dravid and a few more coming soon.... -
10:12Third Test Cricket - Third Day (1946-1947)
Third Test Cricket - Third Day (1946-1947)Third Test Cricket - Third Day (1946-1947)
Unused / unissued material - dates and locations unclear or unknown. Third Test Cricket - Third Day. England v. Australia. Various shots of cricket match in progress between England and Australia. Wally Hammond, English Captain. FILM ID:2118.1 -
7:13Pagani Zonda Car Review - Top Gear - BBC
Pagani Zonda Car Review - Top Gear - BBCPagani Zonda Car Review - Top Gear - BBC
The Top Gear boys review the new Pagani Zona Subscribe for more awesome Top Gear videos: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=Topgear Top Gear YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/topgear TopGear.com website: http://www.topgear.com Top Gear Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/topgear Top Gear Twitter: http://twitter.com/BBC_topgear This is a channel from BBC Worldwide who help fund new BBC programmes. -
6:06NatWest T20 Blast goes old skool with Luke Wright
NatWest T20 Blast goes old skool with Luke WrightNatWest T20 Blast goes old skool with Luke Wright
Luke Wright took NatWest T20 Blast back to the old skool in a special batting challenge. The Sussex Sharks star took bats used by the legendary Ranji, Wally Hammond, David Gower and Mark Ramprakash plus his own blade and tried to smash sixes at Hove. This is the official channel of the ECB. Watch all the latest videos from the England Cricket Team and England and Wales Cricket Board. Including highlights, interviews, features getting you closer to the England team and county players. Subscribe for more: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ecbcricket Featuring video from the England cricket team, NatWest T20 Blast, LV= County Championship and more. To find out more about the ECB visit: http://www.ecb.co.uk Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ECB_cricket Find us on Facebook http://www.fb.com/englandcricket Find us on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/englandcricket Find out more and follow the NatWest T20 Blast here: http://www.ecb.co.uk/natwestt20blast Follow Blast on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/natwestt20blast Find us on Facebook: http://www.fb.com/natwestt20blast -
3:51Wally Brown plays Hammond Organ at AOI Open House
Wally Brown plays Hammond Organ at AOI Open HouseWally Brown plays Hammond Organ at AOI Open House
Wally Brown plays his Hammond organ during the American Organ Institute Open house on May 6, 2012 -
3:28Don Bradman's XI | Dream team of Sir Don
Don Bradman's XI | Dream team of Sir DonDon Bradman's XI | Dream team of Sir Don
Bradman's team Barry Richards - South Africa Arthur Morris - Australia Don Bradman - Australia Sachin Tendulkar - India Gary Sobers - West Indies Don Tallon - Australia Ray Lindwall - Australia Dennis Lillee - Australia Alec Bedser - England Bill O'Reilly - Australia Clarrie Grimmett - Australia 12th man: Wally Hammond - England -
8:15Weekly Review No. 294 (1947)
Weekly Review No. 294 (1947)Weekly Review No. 294 (1947)
On March 25 1947 the test match between New Zealand and England played at Lancaster Park in Christchurch officially ended. The match brought to an end the test career of one of England’s greatest ever batsmen, Wally Hammond. In his final innings he scored 79 runs as shown in this National Film unit clip. The match was badly affected by rain and no play took place after day 2. Hammond retired having scored over 7,000 runs and an average of 58.45. His England record for most test centuries (22 centuries) stood until Alistair Cook surpassed that number in 2012. The film footage shown here is from the National Film Unit newsreel Weekly Review 294. The National Film Unit was established to publicise New Zealand's participation and achievements during the Second World War. After 1945 the Film Unit expanded from producing weekly newsreels to making documentaries and films to the order of Government Departments. During its existence the Film Unit produced films for national organisations as well as many films on its own initiative. For further enquiries please email Research.Archives@dia.govt.nz Material from Archives New Zealand =============================================== New Zealand National Film Unit presents Weekly Review no. 294 (1947) BLEDISLOE TOUR.... CUP PRESENTATION HAMILTON.... CHILDREN'S THEATRE CHRISTCHURCH.... TEST CRICKET
- A. G. Steel
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'Wally Hammond' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
How to Save a Marriage and Ruin Your Life (1968)
Actors: Stella Stevens (actress), Philip W. Anderson (editor), Michel Legrand (composer), Eli Wallach (actor), Moss Mabry (costume designer), Jack Albertson (actor), Joe Gray (actor), Dean Martin (actor), Alan Oppenheimer (actor), Woodrow Parfrey (actor), Fielder Cook (director), George Furth (actor), Anne Jackson (actress), Shelley Morrison (actress), Claude Stroud (actor),
Plot: Battle of the sexes comedy about a free-wheeling bachelor who decides to save his friend's marriage by proving that all mistresses are incapable of fidelity. The plot gets complicated when the bachelor offers to set up the wrong girl in a lavish love-nest and she accepts, thinking it to be a marriage proposal.
Keywords: animated-title-sequence, bachelor, battle-of-the-sexes, central-park-manhattan-new-york-city, cocktail-bar, cocktail-lounge, darts, farce, french-lesson, fur-coatGenres: Comedy, Romance,
Taglines: The wife you save... may be your own! Don't give in, you can't win! Don't give up, you can't lose!
Quotes:
Thelma: The only nice thing you can say about men is they're all the same.Mr. Slotkin: A bachelor's conscience is a woman's best friend.
Thelma: Miss Laszlo watches all the old pictures, and a lot of the actors have passed away.::Muriel Laszlo: I saw a marvelous comedy last night. The entire cast was dead.
David Sloane: Harry, I've had martinis all over the world... and I can safely say... yours are the worst.
Harry Hunter: [to Carol] But there's an opening in merchandise, and you have character, integrity, and principle. It'd be interesting to see if an executive could survivewith such handicaps.
Everett Bauer: You find my touch repugnent?::Carol Corman: [as she punches out] No, it's, uh, just that I haven't had my tetanus shot.
Marcia Borie: [about her fiance Lester] I'm 33, and he's the last gas station before I hit the desert.
David Sloane: Miss Corman, good-bye. They say that a man forgets pain and remembers pleasure. My memory of you will be a complete blank.
Hammond, Wally Filmography
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The legendary Wally Hammond in 'This Is Cricket' | Cricket History
Travel back to the 1940s to see the Wally Hammond at his peak as England Captain at Lord's and in the nets at Gloucester. This archive classic also follows the making of a cricket bat in true 1940s style and looks back at the history of the game and its origins in the Hampshire village of Hambledon back in the 18th century. The MCC online collections, the most extensive in cricket, are growing every week, and can be searched comprehensively here http://goo.gl/qNN1J3 Subscribe to Lord's: http://www.youtube.com/user/LordsCricketGround?sub_confirmation=1 If you have any concerns about the contents of this video please refer to our Notice and Takedown policy. http://www.lords.org/our-organisation/notice-and-takedown-policy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lordscricket Twitter: https://t... -
The Overshadowed Genius
It is often said that if Don Bradman hadn't come along, Wally Hammond would have probably been regarded as the greatest batsman of his era. His rivalry with the Don is the stuff legends are made up of, and he himself is arguably one of the most graceful, beautiful stroke-players of all time. Wally Hammond was a most exciting cricketer, perhaps the more so for the hint of an almost Olympian aloofness. He was also - and the two do not always go together - a naturally-gifted athlete who could excel at any game he cared to play; today he would be brought up as a rising football star. He had that physical stamp; he moved easily, with an ease which yet promised that, at need, he could launch himself into a tiger leap. Even as late as 1951, when he made his last first-class appearance and after h... -
"Wally" Hammond Weds (1929)
"WALLY HAMMOND WEDS (Bingley) Cheering crowds greet famous all England and Gloucester cricketer and his Yorkshire bride Miss Dorothy Lister." West Yorkshire. Lovely footage of bridesmaids emerging from car. Wally Hammond (Walter Reginald Hammond) arrives. High angle shot of huge crowds around entrance to church. The bride arrives. Another shot of crowds. Note: this item is currently missing from this issue, it can be found in the cricket material - EB 2000. FILM ID:2925.12 -
Rare video of jack Hobbs and sutcliffe batting
Titles read: "The First Test. Both sides went to the nets for a preliminary 'knock' ..." L/S of teams in nets. "the wicket was protected till the last moment." L/S of pitch being prepared. "Carr won the toss and Hobbs and Sutcliffe opened the innings to the bowling of Gregory and Macartney." M/S of Jack Hobbs and Herbert Sutcliffe walking on to pitch. Various shots of the game in progress. "Then down came the rain (score 32 for nil.)" Shot of players running for cover. Shots of crowd sheltering under umbrellas and of waterlogged pitch. "After many visits of inspection the captains reluctantly have to say "No more play to-day" to the disappointment of 20,000 patient spectators." L/S of team captains checking pitch. This seems to be followed by cuts for above story - some rather dark shot... -
Wally Hammond biography and cricket career
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Top 10 Greatest Cricket Player of All Time || TOP 10 Compilation
TOP 10 Greatest Cricket Players Compilation. 1. Don Bradman 2. Sachin Tendulkar 3. VIV Richards 4. Sir Gary Sobers 5. Jacques Kallis 6. Ricky Pointing 7. Brian Lara 8. Wally Hammond 9. Javed Miandad 10. Rahul Dravid and a few more coming soon.... -
Third Test Cricket - Third Day (1946-1947)
Unused / unissued material - dates and locations unclear or unknown. Third Test Cricket - Third Day. England v. Australia. Various shots of cricket match in progress between England and Australia. Wally Hammond, English Captain. FILM ID:2118.1 -
Pagani Zonda Car Review - Top Gear - BBC
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NatWest T20 Blast goes old skool with Luke Wright
Luke Wright took NatWest T20 Blast back to the old skool in a special batting challenge. The Sussex Sharks star took bats used by the legendary Ranji, Wally Hammond, David Gower and Mark Ramprakash plus his own blade and tried to smash sixes at Hove. This is the official channel of the ECB. Watch all the latest videos from the England Cricket Team and England and Wales Cricket Board. Including highlights, interviews, features getting you closer to the England team and county players. Subscribe for more: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ecbcricket Featuring video from the England cricket team, NatWest T20 Blast, LV= County Championship and more. To find out more about the ECB visit: http://www.ecb.co.uk Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ECB_cricket Find us... -
Wally Brown plays Hammond Organ at AOI Open House
Wally Brown plays his Hammond organ during the American Organ Institute Open house on May 6, 2012 -
Don Bradman's XI | Dream team of Sir Don
Bradman's team Barry Richards - South Africa Arthur Morris - Australia Don Bradman - Australia Sachin Tendulkar - India Gary Sobers - West Indies Don Tallon - Australia Ray Lindwall - Australia Dennis Lillee - Australia Alec Bedser - England Bill O'Reilly - Australia Clarrie Grimmett - Australia 12th man: Wally Hammond - England -
Weekly Review No. 294 (1947)
On March 25 1947 the test match between New Zealand and England played at Lancaster Park in Christchurch officially ended. The match brought to an end the test career of one of England’s greatest ever batsmen, Wally Hammond. In his final innings he scored 79 runs as shown in this National Film unit clip. The match was badly affected by rain and no play took place after day 2. Hammond retired having scored over 7,000 runs and an average of 58.45. His England record for most test centuries (22 centuries) stood until Alistair Cook surpassed that number in 2012. The film footage shown here is from the National Film Unit newsreel Weekly Review 294. The National Film Unit was established to publicise New Zealand's participation and achievements during the Second World War. After 1945 the Film ...
The legendary Wally Hammond in 'This Is Cricket' | Cricket History
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:39
- Updated: 06 Jul 2014
- views: 6277
Travel back to the 1940s to see the Wally Hammond at his peak as England Captain at Lord's and in the nets at Gloucester.
This archive classic also follows the...
Travel back to the 1940s to see the Wally Hammond at his peak as England Captain at Lord's and in the nets at Gloucester.
This archive classic also follows the making of a cricket bat in true 1940s style and looks back at the history of the game and its origins in the Hampshire village of Hambledon back in the 18th century.
The MCC online collections, the most extensive in cricket, are growing every week, and can be searched comprehensively here http://goo.gl/qNN1J3
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Travel back to the 1940s to see the Wally Hammond at his peak as England Captain at Lord's and in the nets at Gloucester.
This archive classic also follows the making of a cricket bat in true 1940s style and looks back at the history of the game and its origins in the Hampshire village of Hambledon back in the 18th century.
The MCC online collections, the most extensive in cricket, are growing every week, and can be searched comprehensively here http://goo.gl/qNN1J3
Subscribe to Lord's: http://www.youtube.com/user/LordsCricketGround?sub_confirmation=1
If you have any concerns about the contents of this video please refer to our Notice and Takedown policy.
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- published: 06 Jul 2014
- views: 6277
The Overshadowed Genius
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:55
- Updated: 18 Jul 2013
- views: 2331
It is often said that if Don Bradman hadn't come along, Wally Hammond would have probably been regarded as the greatest batsman of his era. His rivalry with the...
It is often said that if Don Bradman hadn't come along, Wally Hammond would have probably been regarded as the greatest batsman of his era. His rivalry with the Don is the stuff legends are made up of, and he himself is arguably one of the most graceful, beautiful stroke-players of all time. Wally Hammond was a most exciting cricketer, perhaps the more so for the hint of an almost Olympian aloofness. He was also - and the two do not always go together - a naturally-gifted athlete who could excel at any game he cared to play; today he would be brought up as a rising football star. He had that physical stamp; he moved easily, with an ease which yet promised that, at need, he could launch himself into a tiger leap. Even as late as 1951, when he made his last first-class appearance and after he had put on a considerable amount of weight, his movement was poised, assured, and graceful.
The instant he walked out of a pavilion, white-spotted blue handkerchief showing from his right pocket, bat tucked underarm, cap at a hint of an angle, he was identifiable as a thoroughbred. Strongly-built, square-shouldered, deep-chested, with impressively powerful forearms, it seemed as if his bat weighed nothing in those purposeful hands.
His figures are convincing evidence of his quality. Between 1920 and 1951 he scored 50,493 runs, with 167 centuries and an average of 56.10; in Tests 7249 runs (22 centuries) at 58.45, as a bowler, 732 wickets (average 30.58); and he held 819 catches. Like Jack Hobbs, he might have achieved even more impressive figures if he had been able to play throughout his career. A natural player, he was virtually never coached until he had become a county player, when George Dennett used sometimes to advise him. Instinctively basically correct, he was sound in defence, but never defensively-minded. Like most outstanding batsmen, he was primarily a front-foot player who, with the years, operated more off the back. His great power lay in his driving, which was pure textbook in style, clean, apparently effortless but, through the combination of innate timing and immense strength, often achieving immense velocity.
As a young man he was a dashing strokemaker; willing to tilt at all the bowlers of the world. He remained superbly stylish, his cover-driving, from front foot or back, utterly memorable. In those early days he cut, glanced, hooked and lofted the ball quite fearlessly. With his early maturity, he became a thinking batsmen.
Further Reading:
1. http://www.cricketcountry.com/cricket-articles/Cricketing-Rifts-3-The-intense-animosity-between-Don-Bradman-Wally-Hammond/11966
DISCLAIMER: I do not own this video. All rights reserved to the respective owners. No copyright infringement intended
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It is often said that if Don Bradman hadn't come along, Wally Hammond would have probably been regarded as the greatest batsman of his era. His rivalry with the Don is the stuff legends are made up of, and he himself is arguably one of the most graceful, beautiful stroke-players of all time. Wally Hammond was a most exciting cricketer, perhaps the more so for the hint of an almost Olympian aloofness. He was also - and the two do not always go together - a naturally-gifted athlete who could excel at any game he cared to play; today he would be brought up as a rising football star. He had that physical stamp; he moved easily, with an ease which yet promised that, at need, he could launch himself into a tiger leap. Even as late as 1951, when he made his last first-class appearance and after he had put on a considerable amount of weight, his movement was poised, assured, and graceful.
The instant he walked out of a pavilion, white-spotted blue handkerchief showing from his right pocket, bat tucked underarm, cap at a hint of an angle, he was identifiable as a thoroughbred. Strongly-built, square-shouldered, deep-chested, with impressively powerful forearms, it seemed as if his bat weighed nothing in those purposeful hands.
His figures are convincing evidence of his quality. Between 1920 and 1951 he scored 50,493 runs, with 167 centuries and an average of 56.10; in Tests 7249 runs (22 centuries) at 58.45, as a bowler, 732 wickets (average 30.58); and he held 819 catches. Like Jack Hobbs, he might have achieved even more impressive figures if he had been able to play throughout his career. A natural player, he was virtually never coached until he had become a county player, when George Dennett used sometimes to advise him. Instinctively basically correct, he was sound in defence, but never defensively-minded. Like most outstanding batsmen, he was primarily a front-foot player who, with the years, operated more off the back. His great power lay in his driving, which was pure textbook in style, clean, apparently effortless but, through the combination of innate timing and immense strength, often achieving immense velocity.
As a young man he was a dashing strokemaker; willing to tilt at all the bowlers of the world. He remained superbly stylish, his cover-driving, from front foot or back, utterly memorable. In those early days he cut, glanced, hooked and lofted the ball quite fearlessly. With his early maturity, he became a thinking batsmen.
Further Reading:
1. http://www.cricketcountry.com/cricket-articles/Cricketing-Rifts-3-The-intense-animosity-between-Don-Bradman-Wally-Hammond/11966
DISCLAIMER: I do not own this video. All rights reserved to the respective owners. No copyright infringement intended
- published: 18 Jul 2013
- views: 2331
"Wally" Hammond Weds (1929)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:41
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 276
"WALLY HAMMOND WEDS (Bingley) Cheering crowds greet famous all England and Gloucester cricketer and his Yorkshire bride Miss Dorothy Lister."
West Yorkshire....
"WALLY HAMMOND WEDS (Bingley) Cheering crowds greet famous all England and Gloucester cricketer and his Yorkshire bride Miss Dorothy Lister."
West Yorkshire.
Lovely footage of bridesmaids emerging from car. Wally Hammond (Walter Reginald Hammond) arrives. High angle shot of huge crowds around entrance to church. The bride arrives. Another shot of crowds.
Note: this item is currently missing from this issue, it can be found in the cricket material - EB 2000.
FILM ID:2925.12
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"WALLY HAMMOND WEDS (Bingley) Cheering crowds greet famous all England and Gloucester cricketer and his Yorkshire bride Miss Dorothy Lister."
West Yorkshire.
Lovely footage of bridesmaids emerging from car. Wally Hammond (Walter Reginald Hammond) arrives. High angle shot of huge crowds around entrance to church. The bride arrives. Another shot of crowds.
Note: this item is currently missing from this issue, it can be found in the cricket material - EB 2000.
FILM ID:2925.12
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 276
Rare video of jack Hobbs and sutcliffe batting
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:51
- Updated: 22 Oct 2011
- views: 15543
Titles read: "The First Test. Both sides went to the nets for a preliminary 'knock' ..." L/S of teams in nets. "the wicket was protected till the last moment." ...
Titles read: "The First Test. Both sides went to the nets for a preliminary 'knock' ..." L/S of teams in nets. "the wicket was protected till the last moment." L/S of pitch being prepared. "Carr won the toss and Hobbs and Sutcliffe opened the innings to the bowling of Gregory and Macartney." M/S of Jack Hobbs and Herbert Sutcliffe walking on to pitch. Various shots of the game in progress. "Then down came the rain (score 32 for nil.)" Shot of players running for cover. Shots of crowd sheltering under umbrellas and of waterlogged pitch. "After many visits of inspection the captains reluctantly have to say "No more play to-day" to the disappointment of 20,000 patient spectators."
L/S of team captains checking pitch. This seems to be followed by cuts for above story - some rather dark shots. Some shots have been spliced in upside down.
wn.com/Rare Video Of Jack Hobbs And Sutcliffe Batting
Titles read: "The First Test. Both sides went to the nets for a preliminary 'knock' ..." L/S of teams in nets. "the wicket was protected till the last moment." L/S of pitch being prepared. "Carr won the toss and Hobbs and Sutcliffe opened the innings to the bowling of Gregory and Macartney." M/S of Jack Hobbs and Herbert Sutcliffe walking on to pitch. Various shots of the game in progress. "Then down came the rain (score 32 for nil.)" Shot of players running for cover. Shots of crowd sheltering under umbrellas and of waterlogged pitch. "After many visits of inspection the captains reluctantly have to say "No more play to-day" to the disappointment of 20,000 patient spectators."
L/S of team captains checking pitch. This seems to be followed by cuts for above story - some rather dark shots. Some shots have been spliced in upside down.
- published: 22 Oct 2011
- views: 15543
Wally Hammond biography and cricket career
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:28
- Updated: 03 Apr 2015
- views: 50
Wally Hammond biography and cricket career and Wally Hammond best records and century list
watch book of gk for latest updates and best educational videos
tha...
Wally Hammond biography and cricket career and Wally Hammond best records and century list
watch book of gk for latest updates and best educational videos
thanks for watching
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Wally Hammond biography and cricket career and Wally Hammond best records and century list
watch book of gk for latest updates and best educational videos
thanks for watching
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- published: 03 Apr 2015
- views: 50
Top 10 Greatest Cricket Player of All Time || TOP 10 Compilation
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:16
- Updated: 10 Mar 2016
- views: 77
TOP 10 Greatest Cricket Players Compilation.
1. Don Bradman
2. Sachin Tendulkar
3. VIV Richards
4. Sir Gary Sobers
5. Jacques Kallis
6. Ricky Pointing
7. Brian...
TOP 10 Greatest Cricket Players Compilation.
1. Don Bradman
2. Sachin Tendulkar
3. VIV Richards
4. Sir Gary Sobers
5. Jacques Kallis
6. Ricky Pointing
7. Brian Lara
8. Wally Hammond
9. Javed Miandad
10. Rahul Dravid
and a few more coming soon....
wn.com/Top 10 Greatest Cricket Player Of All Time || Top 10 Compilation
TOP 10 Greatest Cricket Players Compilation.
1. Don Bradman
2. Sachin Tendulkar
3. VIV Richards
4. Sir Gary Sobers
5. Jacques Kallis
6. Ricky Pointing
7. Brian Lara
8. Wally Hammond
9. Javed Miandad
10. Rahul Dravid
and a few more coming soon....
- published: 10 Mar 2016
- views: 77
Third Test Cricket - Third Day (1946-1947)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:12
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 133
Unused / unissued material - dates and locations unclear or unknown.
Third Test Cricket - Third Day. England v. Australia.
Various shots of cricket match in p...
Unused / unissued material - dates and locations unclear or unknown.
Third Test Cricket - Third Day. England v. Australia.
Various shots of cricket match in progress between England and Australia.
Wally Hammond, English Captain.
FILM ID:2118.1
wn.com/Third Test Cricket Third Day (1946 1947)
Unused / unissued material - dates and locations unclear or unknown.
Third Test Cricket - Third Day. England v. Australia.
Various shots of cricket match in progress between England and Australia.
Wally Hammond, English Captain.
FILM ID:2118.1
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 133
Pagani Zonda Car Review - Top Gear - BBC
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:13
- Updated: 26 Sep 2008
- views: 3003909
The Top Gear boys review the new Pagani Zona
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Top Gear ...
The Top Gear boys review the new Pagani Zona
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This is a channel from BBC Worldwide who help fund new BBC programmes.
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The Top Gear boys review the new Pagani Zona
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This is a channel from BBC Worldwide who help fund new BBC programmes.
- published: 26 Sep 2008
- views: 3003909
NatWest T20 Blast goes old skool with Luke Wright
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:06
- Updated: 29 May 2015
- views: 44155
Luke Wright took NatWest T20 Blast back to the old skool in a special batting challenge.
The Sussex Sharks star took bats used by the legendary Ranji, Wally Ha...
Luke Wright took NatWest T20 Blast back to the old skool in a special batting challenge.
The Sussex Sharks star took bats used by the legendary Ranji, Wally Hammond, David Gower and Mark Ramprakash plus his own blade and tried to smash sixes at Hove.
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Luke Wright took NatWest T20 Blast back to the old skool in a special batting challenge.
The Sussex Sharks star took bats used by the legendary Ranji, Wally Hammond, David Gower and Mark Ramprakash plus his own blade and tried to smash sixes at Hove.
This is the official channel of the ECB. Watch all the latest videos from the England Cricket Team and England and Wales Cricket Board. Including highlights, interviews, features getting you closer to the England team and county players.
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- published: 29 May 2015
- views: 44155
Wally Brown plays Hammond Organ at AOI Open House
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:51
- Updated: 06 May 2012
- views: 1764
Wally Brown plays his Hammond organ during the American Organ Institute Open house on May 6, 2012
- published: 06 May 2012
- views: 1764
Don Bradman's XI | Dream team of Sir Don
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:28
- Updated: 31 May 2009
- views: 70704
Bradman's team
Barry Richards - South Africa
Arthur Morris - Australia
Don Bradman - Australia
Sachin Tendulkar - India
Gary Sobers - West Indies
Don Tall...
Bradman's team
Barry Richards - South Africa
Arthur Morris - Australia
Don Bradman - Australia
Sachin Tendulkar - India
Gary Sobers - West Indies
Don Tallon - Australia
Ray Lindwall - Australia
Dennis Lillee - Australia
Alec Bedser - England
Bill O'Reilly - Australia
Clarrie Grimmett - Australia
12th man:
Wally Hammond - England
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Bradman's team
Barry Richards - South Africa
Arthur Morris - Australia
Don Bradman - Australia
Sachin Tendulkar - India
Gary Sobers - West Indies
Don Tallon - Australia
Ray Lindwall - Australia
Dennis Lillee - Australia
Alec Bedser - England
Bill O'Reilly - Australia
Clarrie Grimmett - Australia
12th man:
Wally Hammond - England
- published: 31 May 2009
- views: 70704
Weekly Review No. 294 (1947)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:15
- Updated: 28 Apr 2015
- views: 506
On March 25 1947 the test match between New Zealand and England played at Lancaster Park in Christchurch officially ended. The match brought to an end the test ...
On March 25 1947 the test match between New Zealand and England played at Lancaster Park in Christchurch officially ended. The match brought to an end the test career of one of England’s greatest ever batsmen, Wally Hammond. In his final innings he scored 79 runs as shown in this National Film unit clip. The match was badly affected by rain and no play took place after day 2. Hammond retired having scored over 7,000 runs and an average of 58.45. His England record for most test centuries (22 centuries) stood until Alistair Cook surpassed that number in 2012.
The film footage shown here is from the National Film Unit newsreel Weekly Review 294. The National Film Unit was established to publicise New Zealand's participation and achievements during the Second World War. After 1945 the Film Unit expanded from producing weekly newsreels to making documentaries and films to the order of Government Departments. During its existence the Film Unit produced films for national organisations as well as many films on its own initiative.
For further enquiries please email Research.Archives@dia.govt.nz
Material from Archives New Zealand
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New Zealand National Film Unit presents Weekly Review no. 294 (1947)
BLEDISLOE TOUR.... CUP PRESENTATION
HAMILTON.... CHILDREN'S THEATRE
CHRISTCHURCH.... TEST CRICKET
wn.com/Weekly Review No. 294 (1947)
On March 25 1947 the test match between New Zealand and England played at Lancaster Park in Christchurch officially ended. The match brought to an end the test career of one of England’s greatest ever batsmen, Wally Hammond. In his final innings he scored 79 runs as shown in this National Film unit clip. The match was badly affected by rain and no play took place after day 2. Hammond retired having scored over 7,000 runs and an average of 58.45. His England record for most test centuries (22 centuries) stood until Alistair Cook surpassed that number in 2012.
The film footage shown here is from the National Film Unit newsreel Weekly Review 294. The National Film Unit was established to publicise New Zealand's participation and achievements during the Second World War. After 1945 the Film Unit expanded from producing weekly newsreels to making documentaries and films to the order of Government Departments. During its existence the Film Unit produced films for national organisations as well as many films on its own initiative.
For further enquiries please email Research.Archives@dia.govt.nz
Material from Archives New Zealand
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New Zealand National Film Unit presents Weekly Review no. 294 (1947)
BLEDISLOE TOUR.... CUP PRESENTATION
HAMILTON.... CHILDREN'S THEATRE
CHRISTCHURCH.... TEST CRICKET
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Unidentified Cricket Newsreel Item (1920-1929)
Unidentified cricket item - not listed on sleeve. Seems to be a compilation of pieces from many different sources. Any information about players featured would be gratefully received. Title of item missing. English cricketers of the 1920s. Percy Chapman, interviewed mid 1920s. Some players are seen in slow motion. One could be Percy Fender? Intertitle reads: "...and a brilliant field." More slow motion footage. "Parker (Glos)" Gloucestershire player seen in C/U inside "picture frame" device, as is "Howell - Warwick's fast bowler." More shots of cricket action in slow motion. Nice C/U of unidentified player having a smoke. Lots of other players are seen in C/U including Jack Hobbs. One player has a man standing behind him who appears to tickle his neck in a rather friendly man... -
THAMES NEWS. 7.10.87.LONDON FEDERATION OF BOYS CLUBS, 100th BI
THAMES NEWS. 7.10.87.LONDON FEDERATION OF BOYS CLUBS, 100th BIRTHDAY. AM/LUNCH.121/26._x000D_ PM. 137/14._x000D_ Interview. Charlie Lymer._x000D_ Wally Cleeve._x000D_ Ken Hammond._x000D_ Gvs. LIB.PICS. Boys Club,Boxing, B/W. PATHE..ACR ONLY. ALSO..Boys Club-Ext._x000D_ Charlie,Wally & Ken there watching classes - GENERIC. Table Tennis played._x000D_ Est.shot/_x000D_ boys Club Groups - Photos,GENERIC._x000D_ AMANDA WALKER. -
Tanto Blacks Interview with Miss Kitty
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A Neon Jazz Interview with Hammond B3 Orgnaist & KC Jazz Man Chris Hazelton
On the heels of releasing a quality album with his trio entitled 'Peregrination', talented KC jazz musician Chris Hazelton speaks to host Joe Dimino with John Christopher working the engineering magic. Chris talks candidly about his life, Kansas City, gigs and much more. Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christoper in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO on Saturday Mornings from 7:00 - 9:00 a.m. and Sunday Mornings from 6:00 – 7:00 a.m. Listen to KCXL at www.kcxl.com or on Tunein Radio via the Internet at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/ -
John Holt Reggae Legend Last Interview (R.I.P)
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Frank Sinatra is Surprised by Don Rickles on Johnny Carson's Show, Funniest Moment
Frank Sinatra is surprised when Don Rickles suddenly appears in one of the funniest moments on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" in 1976. In this Frank Sinatra interview, Johnny asks Frank some personal questions and Rickles has a hilarious conversation with Sinatra. Download on ITUNES http://bit.ly/carsontv, Don Rickles is in Episodes #1 and #10 MORE JOHNNY CARSON YOUTUBE: "Subscribe" http://bit.ly/johnnysub YOUTUBE MAIN MENU: http://bit.ly/johnny_menu YOUTUBE PREMIUM: http://youtube.com/johnnycarsontv FACEBOOK: "Like" http://facebook.com/johnnycarson ITUNES http://bit.ly/johnnyitunes DVD: http://bit.ly/carsondvds TWITTER: http://twitter.com/#!/Johnnycarson GOOGLE PLAY: http://bit.ly/carson_gplay GOOGLE+: http://bit.ly/johnnygplus "frank sinatra" "don rickles" "funnies... -
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Scrapbook For 1933 - Reel 1 Of 3 (1933)
Title reads: "Scrapbook For 1933 - Based on the BBC feature Scrapbook in collaboration with its originator Leslie Baily". Credits: Written by Jack Howells, Music Director Alan Paul, Film Editor A Milner-Gardner, Settings by Joy Thomas, Sound W S Bland George Newbury, Production Manager George Collins, In charge of Production Howard Thomas, Produced by Peter Baylis. Thanks are given to copyright sources and to various actors supplying voices. MS of attic storeroom full of memories and junk. Tracking shot of artefacts illustrating the progression of time from Medieval Days to recent past. CU Scrapbook with 1933 on front. Material about heatwave. People on beach. People eating on boats at Henley Regatta. People bathing in river. People enjoying weather in London CU man using ciga...
Unidentified Cricket Newsreel Item (1920-1929)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:28
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 584
Unidentified cricket item - not listed on sleeve. Seems to be a compilation of pieces from many different sources. Any information about players featured woul...
Unidentified cricket item - not listed on sleeve. Seems to be a compilation of pieces from many different sources. Any information about players featured would be gratefully received.
Title of item missing. English cricketers of the 1920s. Percy Chapman, interviewed mid 1920s. Some players are seen in slow motion. One could be Percy Fender? Intertitle reads: "...and a brilliant field." More slow motion footage. "Parker (Glos)" Gloucestershire player seen in C/U inside "picture frame" device, as is "Howell - Warwick's fast bowler." More shots of cricket action in slow motion. Nice C/U of unidentified player having a smoke. Lots of other players are seen in C/U including Jack Hobbs. One player has a man standing behind him who appears to tickle his neck in a rather friendly manner! Lots of nice C/Us of the players. This looks like a compilation of pieces from many different sources. Panning team shots. Another team is shown - Australians?
Note: for search purposes: Harry Howell, Charles Parker.
Other players probably featured apart from those named are: Frank Woolley, Bill Hitch, Alan Kippax, Herbert Sutcliffe, Wally Hammond, Bill Ponsford, Arthur Mailey etc.
See comment from British Pathe below for additional information from April 2012.
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wn.com/Unidentified Cricket Newsreel Item (1920 1929)
Unidentified cricket item - not listed on sleeve. Seems to be a compilation of pieces from many different sources. Any information about players featured would be gratefully received.
Title of item missing. English cricketers of the 1920s. Percy Chapman, interviewed mid 1920s. Some players are seen in slow motion. One could be Percy Fender? Intertitle reads: "...and a brilliant field." More slow motion footage. "Parker (Glos)" Gloucestershire player seen in C/U inside "picture frame" device, as is "Howell - Warwick's fast bowler." More shots of cricket action in slow motion. Nice C/U of unidentified player having a smoke. Lots of other players are seen in C/U including Jack Hobbs. One player has a man standing behind him who appears to tickle his neck in a rather friendly manner! Lots of nice C/Us of the players. This looks like a compilation of pieces from many different sources. Panning team shots. Another team is shown - Australians?
Note: for search purposes: Harry Howell, Charles Parker.
Other players probably featured apart from those named are: Frank Woolley, Bill Hitch, Alan Kippax, Herbert Sutcliffe, Wally Hammond, Bill Ponsford, Arthur Mailey etc.
See comment from British Pathe below for additional information from April 2012.
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- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 584
THAMES NEWS. 7.10.87.LONDON FEDERATION OF BOYS CLUBS, 100th BI
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- Duration: 0:43
- Updated: 20 Nov 2014
- views: 15
THAMES NEWS. 7.10.87.LONDON FEDERATION OF BOYS CLUBS, 100th BIRTHDAY.
AM/LUNCH.121/26._x000D_
PM. 137/14._x000D_
Interview. Charlie Lymer._x000D_
Wally Cleeve._...
THAMES NEWS. 7.10.87.LONDON FEDERATION OF BOYS CLUBS, 100th BIRTHDAY.
AM/LUNCH.121/26._x000D_
PM. 137/14._x000D_
Interview. Charlie Lymer._x000D_
Wally Cleeve._x000D_
Ken Hammond._x000D_
Gvs. LIB.PICS. Boys Club,Boxing, B/W. PATHE..ACR ONLY. ALSO..Boys Club-Ext._x000D_
Charlie,Wally & Ken there watching classes - GENERIC. Table Tennis played._x000D_
Est.shot/_x000D_
boys Club Groups - Photos,GENERIC._x000D_
AMANDA WALKER.
wn.com/Thames News. 7.10.87.London Federation Of Boys Clubs, 100Th Bi
THAMES NEWS. 7.10.87.LONDON FEDERATION OF BOYS CLUBS, 100th BIRTHDAY.
AM/LUNCH.121/26._x000D_
PM. 137/14._x000D_
Interview. Charlie Lymer._x000D_
Wally Cleeve._x000D_
Ken Hammond._x000D_
Gvs. LIB.PICS. Boys Club,Boxing, B/W. PATHE..ACR ONLY. ALSO..Boys Club-Ext._x000D_
Charlie,Wally & Ken there watching classes - GENERIC. Table Tennis played._x000D_
Est.shot/_x000D_
boys Club Groups - Photos,GENERIC._x000D_
AMANDA WALKER.
- published: 20 Nov 2014
- views: 15
Tanto Blacks Interview with Miss Kitty
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:15
- Updated: 18 Jan 2016
- views: 3794
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A Neon Jazz Interview with Hammond B3 Orgnaist & KC Jazz Man Chris Hazelton
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- Duration: 21:58
- Updated: 10 Nov 2014
- views: 19
On the heels of releasing a quality album with his trio entitled 'Peregrination', talented KC jazz musician Chris Hazelton speaks to host Joe Dimino with John C...
On the heels of releasing a quality album with his trio entitled 'Peregrination', talented KC jazz musician Chris Hazelton speaks to host Joe Dimino with John Christopher working the engineering magic. Chris talks candidly about his life, Kansas City, gigs and much more.
Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christoper in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO on Saturday Mornings from 7:00 - 9:00 a.m. and Sunday Mornings from 6:00 – 7:00 a.m. Listen to KCXL at www.kcxl.com or on Tunein Radio via the Internet at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/
wn.com/A Neon Jazz Interview With Hammond B3 Orgnaist Kc Jazz Man Chris Hazelton
On the heels of releasing a quality album with his trio entitled 'Peregrination', talented KC jazz musician Chris Hazelton speaks to host Joe Dimino with John Christopher working the engineering magic. Chris talks candidly about his life, Kansas City, gigs and much more.
Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christoper in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO on Saturday Mornings from 7:00 - 9:00 a.m. and Sunday Mornings from 6:00 – 7:00 a.m. Listen to KCXL at www.kcxl.com or on Tunein Radio via the Internet at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/
- published: 10 Nov 2014
- views: 19
John Holt Reggae Legend Last Interview (R.I.P)
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- Duration: 9:13
- Updated: 24 Oct 2014
- views: 24387
reggae legend john holt last interview alive (R.I.P)
reggae legend john holt last interview alive (R.I.P)
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Frank Sinatra is Surprised by Don Rickles on Johnny Carson's Show, Funniest Moment
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- Duration: 4:53
- Updated: 04 Aug 2011
- views: 5901586
Frank Sinatra is surprised when Don Rickles suddenly appears in one of the funniest moments on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" in 1976. In this Frank...
Frank Sinatra is surprised when Don Rickles suddenly appears in one of the funniest moments on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" in 1976. In this Frank Sinatra interview, Johnny asks Frank some personal questions and Rickles has a hilarious conversation with Sinatra. Download on ITUNES http://bit.ly/carsontv, Don Rickles is in Episodes #1 and #10
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Frank Sinatra is surprised when Don Rickles suddenly appears in one of the funniest moments on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" in 1976. In this Frank Sinatra interview, Johnny asks Frank some personal questions and Rickles has a hilarious conversation with Sinatra. Download on ITUNES http://bit.ly/carsontv, Don Rickles is in Episodes #1 and #10
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interview met rudy hammond vlaamse muzieksite william.avi
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- Duration: 4:25
- Updated: 14 Feb 2012
- views: 381
interview in Oostakker boerenhof vlaamse muziek site
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Scrapbook For 1933 - Reel 1 Of 3 (1933)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 17:55
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 881
Title reads: "Scrapbook For 1933 - Based on the BBC feature Scrapbook in collaboration with its originator Leslie Baily".
Credits: Written by Jack Howells, M...
Title reads: "Scrapbook For 1933 - Based on the BBC feature Scrapbook in collaboration with its originator Leslie Baily".
Credits: Written by Jack Howells, Music Director Alan Paul, Film Editor A Milner-Gardner, Settings by Joy Thomas, Sound W S Bland George Newbury, Production Manager George Collins, In charge of Production Howard Thomas, Produced by Peter Baylis.
Thanks are given to copyright sources and to various actors supplying voices.
MS of attic storeroom full of memories and junk. Tracking shot of artefacts illustrating the progression of time from Medieval Days to recent past. CU Scrapbook with 1933 on front.
Material about heatwave. People on beach. People eating on boats at Henley Regatta. People bathing in river. People enjoying weather in London CU man using cigarette dispensing machine. Man playing with yo-yo. CU Newspaper board 'Loch Ness Monster Seen Again". Women eating ice cream on pier. Pleasure Cruisers set off. People on crowded beach. Cenotaph in Whitehall.
Aerial view of Berlin, Germany. MS of Brandenburg Gate. Other location inc. Wilhelm Strasse. German soldiers on guard outside War Memorial. People remembering dead. German military band on parade. Travel shots of Berlin. CU poster of Adolf Hitler.
Shots of Switzerland. National leaders meet for Geneva Conference. Shots of the new building for the League of Nations. Shots of shepherd in Swiss Alps.
GV New York, United States of America (USA). Scenes of depression and unemployment. Gold bullion being off loaded from ship. Shots of Henry Ford and John D Rockefeller.
Man sells apples at roadside in New York, United States of America (USA). CU sign 'Closed'. Scenes of depression and unemployment. People sleeping in streets. Prohibition scenes, bottles and barrels of alcohol smashed. GV New York. Soup Kitchens. Depression scenes in England. Queues outside Labour Exchange. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald gets onto plane. Plane takes off.
Ramblers or hikers walking through English countryside. People driving cars on open roads. Cycling as a hobby. More walkers. Prince Albert, Duke of York (later King George VI) singing at Boys camp.
Various shots of horse racing. Shots of bookies and gamblers. Ladies fashions on show at course. Race starts. CU jockey on horse. VS of Gordon Richards riding to the record. King George V and Queen Mary arrive for the Derby. Start of race. Lord Derby leads in the winner 'Hyperion' with Tommy Weston in the saddle. Tennis from Wimbledon. Helen Jacobs, Dorothy Round shown. Duchess of York (later Queen Mother) and Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II) watching. Betty Nuthall. Australian Jack Crawford and American Ellsworth Vines. Shots of Fred Perry and Britain winning the Davis Cup. Shots of Athletics. Jack Locklock running. Shots of Cricketer Wally Hammond. Arsenal football team run out of tunnel. Toss up at start of match. VS of Everton celebrating winning the FA Cup. MS of Dixie Dean with the Cup. Len Harvey, boxer, in training. Jack Peterson, heavyweight boxer, with his belt. Shots of Primo Carnera showing off his physique. Shots of Walter Lindrum showing skills at billiards. Shots of Don Kaye trying for World Water Speed Record in 'Miss England III'. Speedboat bursts into flames. Malcolm Campbell breaks land record in Bluebird / Blue Bird.
CU Newspaper headline "Wall Street Landslide' or Crash. Scenes of the Dustbowl conditions of the American heartlands. Shots of strikers being broken up with guns and clubs. Shots of the Bonus Army in front of the Capitol Building, Washington DC, United States of America (USA). Depression scenes. President Herbert C Hoover and his wife leave the White House. They meet the new first lady, Eleanor Roosevelt. New President Franklin D Roosevelt at his inauguration taking oath. Shots of his speech. Overlaid over depression scenes.
LV of St. Paul's Cathedral, London. March of Socialist demonstrators through streets. Many carry banners. Labour Leader George Lansbury speaking to crowd in Hyde Park.
CU cover of 'The Shape of Things To Come' by H G Wells. Interview with Wells about economics and unemployment.
Continued on next reel.
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Title reads: "Scrapbook For 1933 - Based on the BBC feature Scrapbook in collaboration with its originator Leslie Baily".
Credits: Written by Jack Howells, Music Director Alan Paul, Film Editor A Milner-Gardner, Settings by Joy Thomas, Sound W S Bland George Newbury, Production Manager George Collins, In charge of Production Howard Thomas, Produced by Peter Baylis.
Thanks are given to copyright sources and to various actors supplying voices.
MS of attic storeroom full of memories and junk. Tracking shot of artefacts illustrating the progression of time from Medieval Days to recent past. CU Scrapbook with 1933 on front.
Material about heatwave. People on beach. People eating on boats at Henley Regatta. People bathing in river. People enjoying weather in London CU man using cigarette dispensing machine. Man playing with yo-yo. CU Newspaper board 'Loch Ness Monster Seen Again". Women eating ice cream on pier. Pleasure Cruisers set off. People on crowded beach. Cenotaph in Whitehall.
Aerial view of Berlin, Germany. MS of Brandenburg Gate. Other location inc. Wilhelm Strasse. German soldiers on guard outside War Memorial. People remembering dead. German military band on parade. Travel shots of Berlin. CU poster of Adolf Hitler.
Shots of Switzerland. National leaders meet for Geneva Conference. Shots of the new building for the League of Nations. Shots of shepherd in Swiss Alps.
GV New York, United States of America (USA). Scenes of depression and unemployment. Gold bullion being off loaded from ship. Shots of Henry Ford and John D Rockefeller.
Man sells apples at roadside in New York, United States of America (USA). CU sign 'Closed'. Scenes of depression and unemployment. People sleeping in streets. Prohibition scenes, bottles and barrels of alcohol smashed. GV New York. Soup Kitchens. Depression scenes in England. Queues outside Labour Exchange. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald gets onto plane. Plane takes off.
Ramblers or hikers walking through English countryside. People driving cars on open roads. Cycling as a hobby. More walkers. Prince Albert, Duke of York (later King George VI) singing at Boys camp.
Various shots of horse racing. Shots of bookies and gamblers. Ladies fashions on show at course. Race starts. CU jockey on horse. VS of Gordon Richards riding to the record. King George V and Queen Mary arrive for the Derby. Start of race. Lord Derby leads in the winner 'Hyperion' with Tommy Weston in the saddle. Tennis from Wimbledon. Helen Jacobs, Dorothy Round shown. Duchess of York (later Queen Mother) and Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II) watching. Betty Nuthall. Australian Jack Crawford and American Ellsworth Vines. Shots of Fred Perry and Britain winning the Davis Cup. Shots of Athletics. Jack Locklock running. Shots of Cricketer Wally Hammond. Arsenal football team run out of tunnel. Toss up at start of match. VS of Everton celebrating winning the FA Cup. MS of Dixie Dean with the Cup. Len Harvey, boxer, in training. Jack Peterson, heavyweight boxer, with his belt. Shots of Primo Carnera showing off his physique. Shots of Walter Lindrum showing skills at billiards. Shots of Don Kaye trying for World Water Speed Record in 'Miss England III'. Speedboat bursts into flames. Malcolm Campbell breaks land record in Bluebird / Blue Bird.
CU Newspaper headline "Wall Street Landslide' or Crash. Scenes of the Dustbowl conditions of the American heartlands. Shots of strikers being broken up with guns and clubs. Shots of the Bonus Army in front of the Capitol Building, Washington DC, United States of America (USA). Depression scenes. President Herbert C Hoover and his wife leave the White House. They meet the new first lady, Eleanor Roosevelt. New President Franklin D Roosevelt at his inauguration taking oath. Shots of his speech. Overlaid over depression scenes.
LV of St. Paul's Cathedral, London. March of Socialist demonstrators through streets. Many carry banners. Labour Leader George Lansbury speaking to crowd in Hyde Park.
CU cover of 'The Shape of Things To Come' by H G Wells. Interview with Wells about economics and unemployment.
Continued on next reel.
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The legendary Wally Hammond in 'This Is Cricket' | Cricket History
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The Overshadowed Genius
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"Wally" Hammond Weds (1929)
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Rare video of jack Hobbs and sutcliffe batting
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Wally Hammond biography and cricket career
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Top 10 Greatest Cricket Player of All Time || TOP 10 Compilation
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Third Test Cricket - Third Day (1946-1947)
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Pagani Zonda Car Review - Top Gear - BBC
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NatWest T20 Blast goes old skool with Luke Wright
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Wally Brown plays Hammond Organ at AOI Open House
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Don Bradman's XI | Dream team of Sir Don
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Weekly Review No. 294 (1947)
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Unidentified Cricket Newsreel Item (1920-1929)
Unidentified cricket item - not listed on sleeve. Seems to be a compilation of pieces fro...
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Horizont
Vier, drei, zwei, eins, null...
Kontakt am Grund nur mit den Augen
Schwarzes Wasser, sanft entschwebend
Eingeschlafen wachgezählt
Und traumgeküsst in Schoß des Meeres
Wenn nichts mehr meinen Atem hält
Und der kalte Abendwind
Nur noch die Nebel mit sich bringt
Will ich fahr'n von dieser Welt
Und nehm' das Steuer in die Hand
Über Wogen zu dem Land
Hinter'm Nebel unter'm Horizont
Auf der Suche nach der Stille
Unerreichte, dunkle Tiefen
Die mit Engelszungen riefen
Mich hinab im Traume schwebend
Nicht mehr atmend, nicht mehr lebend
Einzug haltend, transformierend
Meerestrunken, traumgebärend
Unberührt und ungebunden
Und auf der Flucht vor meinem Sein
Treibt der Wind mich übers Meer
Ich will sein nun nimmermehr
Ich nehm' das Ruder in die Hand
Und fahre fort zu diesem Land
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[UPDATE]: Egyptian Aviation Minister: Terrorist Attack Took Down EgyptAir Jet
Edit WorldNews.com 19 May 2016
Egyptian Aviation Minister Sherif Fathi said a terrorist attack was more likely to have taken down the missing EgyptAir aircraft early Thursday morning rather than technical failure, Gulf News Egypt reported. There were no known security concerns about passengers aboard the missing plane, but further checks are underway ... The plane was due to arrive at 3.05 a.m. local time....
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EgyptAir flight with Briton among 66 on board 'crashed near Greek Med island'
Edit Belfast Telegraph 19 May 2016
A passenger plane travelling from Paris to Cairo with 66 people including a Briton on board crashed near the Greek Mediterranean island of Karpathos, according to reports ... Share Go To. Reports claim it crashed near Karpathos, which is around 50 miles east of Crete in the eastern Mediterranean ... ....
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US B52 bomber crashes on Guam, all crew safe
Edit Gulf News 19 May 2016
'Stratofortress' aircraft goes down shortly after take-off; all seven crew escape unharmed ... ....
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[VIDEOS]: Behind-The-Scenes Scenario May Prevent Trump, Clinton Presidency: Report
Edit WorldNews.com 18 May 2016
Current Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton also wins on the Democratic side.Republican strategist Liz Mair told Mother Jones the option being discussed would see popular third-party candidates – say Mitt Romney running in Utah or Sen ... Should that happen, the president would be chosen by the Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives. Is such a plan legal? The 12th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution allows for the process ... ....
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Chinese jets conduct unsafe intercept of US spy plane, says Pentagon
Edit Asia Times 19 May 2016« back to news headlines
Australia: the greatest team on earth – but where’s the star quality?
Edit The Independent 24 Feb 2016
Comparisons may be odious but, unfortunately for Australia, they are also inevitable ... New Zealand’s captain, Brendon McCullum, as is his wont, paid generous tribute to his team’s opponents ... Only Don Bradman had a higher average and Voges is ahead of such luminaries as Hussey, Herbert Sutcliffe, Neil Harvey, Everton Weekes and Wally Hammond, all of whom had electrifying starts to their Test career and more or less sustained it ... ICC ....
South Africa v England: first Test, day one – live!
Edit The Guardian 26 Dec 2015
Seemed Wally Hammond had the devil’s own luck ... Hammond, never the most imaginative of captains, chose to bat each time ... Hammond’s opposite number was Alan Melville, who had grown so sick of losing the toss that he abandoned the lucky half-crown he had been using, and threw, instead, a three-penny bit lent him by one of his players....
The Test match that went on and on and on. Without a winner but with meaning
Edit The Guardian 22 Dec 2015
Seemed Wally Hammond had the devil’s own luck ... Hammond, never the most imaginative of captains, chose to bat each time ... Hammond’s opposite number was Alan Melville, who had grown so sick of losing the toss that he abandoned the lucky half-crown he had been using, and threw, instead, a three-penny bit lent him by one of his players ... At one point, Van der Bijl asked Hammond’s permission to leave the field ... “Tell Hammond to buck up....
No far-reaching gains from home triumph
Edit The Hindu 08 Dec 2015
The dignity that South Africa brought to the game was the outstanding feature of the Test series which India, rightly if not expectedly, won 3-0 ... True, India won ... Rahane placed himself in the elite company of some greats like Wally Hammond, George Headley, Don Bradman, Vijay Hazare, Clyde Walcott, Sunil Gavaskar, Greg Chappell, Rahul Dravid, Ricky Ponting and Matthew Hayden, who made a Test century in each innings ... Other than A.B ... ....
Greats will be on show tomorrow (Bristol City Football Club Ltd)
Edit Public Technologies 20 Nov 2015
(Source. Bristol City Football Club Ltd) Football and rugby fans visiting Ashton Gate this weekend will get the first chance to see the new-look Dolman Stand ceiling - with '100 Greats' now adorning the rafters ... The full list of the 99 names to date are. ... Cricket. WG Grace, Wally Hammond, Courtney Walsh, Mike Proctor, Jack Russell, Arthur Milton, Harold Gimblett, Ian Botham, Graham Burgess, Viv Richards, Joel Garner, Marcus Trescothick....
Too many triple tons - Has batting become easier?
Edit Yahoo Daily News 19 Nov 2015
Ross Taylor, who redeemed his career in the run orgy at Perth in scoring a mammoth 290, would have been the 14th batsman in the past 15 years to score a triple century had he not fallen 10 runs short ... For the record, he batted at number 7 in the second innings and made 50 ... In March of 1933, England’s Wally Hammond pulverised New Zealand for 336 (in just 318 minutes!) to snatch the record from Bradman ... That’s the background ... ....
Ian Bell runs out of corners to turn but batsman’s boots will be hard to fill
Edit The Guardian 19 Nov 2015
Mike Selvey. In the 11 years since his debut there has been no batsman – not just for England, but anywhere – who has been more pleasing on the eye than Bell in full flow. But the edge has gone ... It happens to all cricketers ... Related ... He is joint third in the list of England century makers, with 22, alongside Wally Hammond, Geoffrey Boycott and Colin Cowdrey, who, as a right-hander, most resembled his ease of strokeplay and timing ... ....
Australia v New Zealand: Warner stars again as NZ hopes of comeback plummet
Edit Canberra Times 13 Nov 2015
Perth David Warner has an opportunity to challenge the highest scores of Test history after his unbeaten 244 condemned New Zealand to its worst start to a Test in the field. Only six times in history has a player scored more runs in a day than Warner did on Friday at the WACA Ground, on the opening day of the second Test ... Australia finished 2-416 after 90 overs ... Don Bradman ... 295 - Wally Hammond (Eng) vs NZ in Auckland, 1932-33....
Former England batsman Tom Graveney passes away at the age of 88
Edit Yahoo Daily News 04 Nov 2015
Graveney went on to score 122 first-class centuries. Former England batsman Tom Graveney died yesterday at the age of 88, ESPNCricinfo reports. The right-handed batsman was suffering from Parkinson’s disease. Graveney, who was born in 1927 joined English army as a 19-years old in 1946 ... In the beginning, he was considered as a replacement for Wally Hammond at Gloucestershire but slowly he cemented his position in the club....
Abu Dhabi knock one of Cook's best (ECB - England and Wales Cricket Board)
Edit Public Technologies 18 Oct 2015
(Source. ECB - England and Wales Cricket Board). He has now made more centuries for England than anyone else (33) ... Cook joins another all-time great, Wally Hammond, as the only two England players to have made more than 250 twice in Test cricket - Cook now occupies fifth and ninth in that particular category, while Hammond holds second and 13th. He joins Brian Lara as the only batsmen to have twice batted for longer than 12 hours ... (noodl....
Stats: Some lesser known facts about Sir Gary Sobers
Edit Yahoo Daily News 17 Sep 2015
Sir Garfield Sobers is arguably the game’s greatest ever all-rounder. The greatest all rounder that the game of cricket ever saw, Sir Gary Sobers would perhaps come second just to Sir Don in terms of stature and legacy ... He made his first-class debut in 1952, against the then touring India ... Some more facts. Garry Sobers was the 3rd player after Wally Hammond and Colin Cowdrey to complete 100 catches as a fielder in his Test career ... ....
Team India’s captain Virat Kohli’s message to Kumar Sangakkara
Edit Yahoo Daily News 24 Aug 2015
Kohli congratulating Sangakkara after his final innings. Indian Test captain Virat Kohli penned down one of the longest farewell message for the Sri Lankan great Kumar Sangakkara to bid him adieu ... You have inspired many people and shown them the way ... Some stats ... Of those with 7,000 or more Test runs, only Sir Donald Bradman (99.94), Ken Barrington (58.67), Wally Hammond (58.45) and Sir Garfield Sobers (57.78) average higher ... ....
Why Kumar Sangakkara is the greatest batsman after Don Bradman
Edit Yahoo Daily News 24 Aug 2015
Thank You Sanga ... He also led Sri Lanka in 15 Tests, 45 ODIs and 22 ODIs. One of his finest hours came when he inspired Sri Lanka to the final of the ICC Cricket World Cup in 2011 ... 5th - Among the batsmen with 6,000 runs or more in Tests, his average is the fifth highest – the top four being Australia’s Bradman (99.94), England’s Ken Barrington (58.67) and Wally Hammond (58.45) and Gary Sobers (57.78) ... ....
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