Yes, Stoddart is one of the four.Archie Mac said:Are we talking 1899 or 1904 or later? Is Stoddart one of the four?
Stoddart, Shaw, Shrewsbury (I am confident of these 3)JASON said:Question
Who were the 4 England cricketers who were involved in the first so-called British Lions tour to the Southern Hemisphere ?
No, Not the answer !! First 3 correct.archie mac said:Stoddart, Shaw, Shrewsbury (I am confident of these 3)
My last guess is just that; Arthur Paul?
It is not Smith or Brann is it?JASON said:Question
Who were the 4 England cricketers who were involved in the first so-called British Lions tour to the Southern Hemisphere ?
Which one ?archie mac said:It is not Smith or Brann is it?
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Smith?JASON said:Which one ?![]()
Correct !! Sir Charles Aubrey Smith who captained England in 1 and only test he played in and later a Hollywood Actor.archie mac said:Smith?
Now Jason I do not want to seem pedantic, but according to the book I have CA Smith did not stay for the Footy tour, although he was here for the Cricket tour. The Smith on the Lions tour was in fact Dr J. Smith the Scottish Soccer international.JASON said:Correct !! Sir Charles Aubrey Smith who captained England in 1 and only test he played in and later a Hollywood Actor.
Your turn.
Lionel Tennyson, Walter Livsey was the Butler, He scored a century from No.10 after Hampshire had followed on (they made 15 in their 1st inns) they made 521 in their 2nd inns and won the game by 155 runs.JASON said:Archie , If you are not able to find a question - we can go ahead with following question !!
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Name the England captain whose chauffeur/butler was his county's wicket keeper (under his Captaincy) and what was the Chaufeur/Butler's famous innings ?
Okay no Sign of Jason so I will ask a nice easy oneBehlol said:ask the question
Correct . Lord Tennyson Grandson of the former Poet Laureate of England Alfred Tennyson. Walter Livesey his chauffeur/Butler was Hampshire wicket keeper throughout his captaincy of over 10 years at Hampshire. The Match you described was long referred to as the County Cricket Match of the 20th Century, because as you can see, Hampshire after being dismissed for 15 and trailing by a huge over 200 run deficit, still came back to win the Match , thanks to Livesy !!archie mac said:Lionel Tennyson, Walter Livsey was the Butler, He scored a century from No.10 after Hampshire had followed on (they made 15 in their 1st inns) they made 521 in their 2nd inns and won the game by 155 runs.
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Captain Grumpy - would be Alan Border I think - I am unsure which Test ? second toss to choose which Pitch to play in perhaps ? (ie 2 pitches prepared in the same ground ??archie mac said:Okay no Sign of Jason so I will ask a nice easy one(well sort of)
In a Test Match between England and Australia (played in England) on one occasion they had two coin tosses, one for choice of innings what was the other one for?
Clue: one of the captains had the nickname 'Captain Grumpy'
Yes Alan Border is Captain Grumpy, but the 2nd toss was not for choice of pitch or ceremonial.JASON said:Captain Grumpy - would be Alan Border I think - I am unsure which Test ? second toss to choose which Pitch to play in perhaps ? (ie 2 pitches prepared in the same ground ??or was it a ceremonial occasion marking something and first coin may have been preserved or given to some one ??
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Cryptic clue: The Kookaburra often laughs at John Waynearchie mac said:Okay no Sign of Jason so I will ask a nice easy one(well sort of)
In a Test Match between England and Australia (played in England) on one occasion they had two coin tosses, one for choice of innings what was the other one for?
Clue: one of the captains had the nickname 'Captain Grumpy'
* The Kookaburra is a psycho !!*archie mac said:Cryptic clue: The Kookaburra often laughs at John Wayne
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