The 100th Test Match.- Australia Beats England at Nottingham. 1921.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, June 4th, 1921," showing the Following Seven Photographs from "The 100th Test Match.- Australia Beats England at Nottingham."

(Australia, by means of better all-round cricket, beat England by 10 wickets at Trent Bridge.  Previously each country has won 40 "Tests.")

   1- Covering up the wicket when rain postponed play.
   2- An attempt to stump taylor from a quick return.
   3- Trent Bridge from the Air.- An Aeroplane View of the Arena for the first Test Match at Nottingham.
   4- The Captains,  W. W. Armstrong and J. W. H. T. Douglas, go out to inspect the wicket.
   5- Richmond caught and bold Gregory off Third Ball.
   6- Rhodes, caught by Carter off Gregory for 19.
   7-England's top scorers in First Innings.- Woolley (20) and Holmes (30) off to Bat.

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Reverse side shows Comic Drawings by Chas. Grave for "The Test Match at Nottingham.- England v. Australia.  First Day."

   1- How very odd, I'll bet there's a catch in this.
   2- J.W.H.T. Douglas won the toss.
   3- Then - but we won't harp too much on harrowing things
   4- H. L. Collins, lbw, b Richmond.
   5- W. W. Bardsley, lbw, b  Woolley.
   6- C. G. Macartney, lbw b Douglas.
   7- J. M. Gregory, lbw b Richmond.
   8- Try this next time, Australia.
   9- C. E. PELLEW made the old score board simply whizz round at the expense of RICHMOND.
   10- Some say the wicket was easy and some say it wasn't.  After allowing for the wicket-keeping device, in comparison to this, Trent Bridge should be worth at least 7,000 runs.


Condition is Very Good.