Nostalgia
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Watson and Lyon? Do they bat or bowl left handed?
I lived in Avalon for about 20 years before moving to the retirement home in Bayview and the standing joke was if you lived south of Bilgola bends you needed a passport to come into Avalon.I think that page would be from Pittwater Life about 25 to 35 years ago judging by the adds.
Apparently, Watson signs autographs with his left hand, and the Lyons name (from what I can find) should NOT be on the list - he's a right handed person.
So champion @Dr_Ice, you're right, neither of these players should be on a list of lefties as cricketers.
Can you name them? Third from left is Bryan Davies, then Brian Henderson. Far right is Noelene Batley and next to her is Lucky Starr. Don’t know the rest.
Yes, plus Patsy Ann Noble and Rob E.G. and (maybe) Joy Chambers
happy_tiger
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What about Clarke
The story goes: "Nicknamed "Pup", Clarke was a right-handed middle-order batsman, an occasional left-arm orthodox spin bowler and also a slip catcher."
happy_tiger
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Forgot he bowled left handed .....unusual mixture ....most opposites bat left handed and throw / bowl right handed ......I'm one of those weirdos lol
Mike Hussey – Proof that dreams don’t expire
He made his Test debut at 30, an age when most cricketers are nearing the end - yet he went on to score 6,235 runs at an average of 51.52 with 19 centuries.
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One of the greatest late bloomers in cricket history, “Mr. Cricket” showed the world that class and patience always find their moment.
He made his Test debut at 30, an age when most cricketers are nearing the end - yet he went on to score 6,235 runs at an average of 51.52 with 19 centuries.
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One of the greatest late bloomers in cricket history, “Mr. Cricket” showed the world that class and patience always find their moment.
hank37w
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I have never had one but I have been told that they are good for cutting foam.
