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262 PHOTOGRAPHS: Nineteen (19) b&w photographs, circa 1980, of Australian cricketers, each approx. 27 x 19cm and mounted together in 5 large frames, each portrait with a legend beneath. The players depicted include Lindsay Hassett, Richie Benaud, Bill Lawry, Allan Border, David Boon, Victor Trumper, Monty Noble, Don Bradman, Keith Miller, Bill Woodfull and Clarrie Grimmett. (5 frames, each 76.5 x 55cm.) [For collection from our rooms.]��$200–300 263 Toby Jugs by Royal Doulton: “The Hampshire Cricketer” [D6739] issued in 1985 (#4088/5000) and “The Champion W.G.GRACE 1848-1915” [D6845] issued in 1989. (2) both in very fine condition.��$100–150 264 The 1985–86 World Series was a One Day International (ODI) cricket tri-series where Australia played host to India and New Zealand. Australia and India reached the Finals, which Australia won 2–0 over India: A full size Gray-Nicolls bat fully signed by the Australian team, captained by Allan Border and with David Boon, Greg Matthews, Wayne Phillips, Craig McDermott and Geoff Marsh.��$200–300 265 The Benson and Hedges Challenge (also known as “The Perth Challenge” by non-commercial broadcasters such as ABC Local Radio) was a one-off one-day international cricket tournament played at the WACA Ground in Perth, from 30 Dec. 1986 to 7 Jan. 1987 as part of the 1987 America’s Cup Festival of Sport. The tournament featured Australia, England, Pakistan and the West Indies. It was won by England, led by Mike Gatting, who defeated Pakistan by 5 wickets in the final: A full sized bat with the original pen signatures of all four competing teams.��$200–300 266 The 1986-87 ASHES SERIES IN AUSTRALIA: A full size Gray-Nicolls bat signed by the Australian and English squads including captains Border and Gatting as well as David Boon, Dean Jones, Geoff Marsh, Greg Matthews, Steve Waugh, Merv Hughes, Bruce Reid and Peter Sleep for the Australians and Ian Botham, John Emburey, David Gower and Phil DeFreitas for England. England won the Ashes 2-1, with 2 matches drawn.��$200–300 267 CRICKET WORLD CUP: A full-size Gray-Nicolls bat fully signed by the Australian Team, including Alan Border (Capt.), Geoff Marsh, Craig McDermott, Dean Jones, Steve Waugh, David Boon, Mike Veletta and 6 others. At Calcutta on November 8th, 1987 “Allan Border’s young Australian team has won the World Cup - the peak of one day cricket. Urged on by the Indian crowd, Australia beat England by seven runs in the final. ”��$200–300 268 AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND TEST SERIES 1990-91: A “Clashes for the Ashes” Gray-Nicholls full-sized bat, signed by the Australian and English squads - 13 of Australia and 17 of England. Led by Alan Border, Australia won the Series 5-0.��$200–300 269 Another signed bat, as previous lot.��$200–300 270 Chappell, J. A.. Bath Schools Cricket Festival International - Final 1991. Watercolour, signed and dated lower right. 30 x 38cm framed and glazed overall 45 x 53.5cm��$100–200 271 BRIAN LARA’s WORLD RECORD SCORE An original b&w press photograph of Lara batting during his world-record innings, endorsed in his hand and signed “06/06/94, 501 not out, Best wishes, Brian Lara. ” Lara achieved his world record score of 501 not out while playing for Warwickshire against Durham at Edgbaston. Lara amassed his world record 501 in 474 minutes off only 427 balls. He hit 308 in boundaries (10 sixes and 62 fours). His partners were Roger Twose (115 partnership – 2nd wicket), Trevor Penney (314 – 3rd), Paul Smith (51 – 4th) and Keith Piper (322 unbroken – 5th). Earlier in that season Lara scored six centuries in seven innings while playing for Warwickshire. ��$100–200 272 A framed presentation in perspex case, comprising an ACB/World Series team short-sleeved shirt with facsimile signatures of the team; headed “BENSON & HEDGES TEST SERIES & WORLD SERIES 94/95” . Overall 75 x 61cm.��$100–200 273 SIR DONALD BRADMAN A.C. Don Bradman signature on numbered (133/300) 32 x 25mm colour photograph mounted together with large reproduction portrait framed together overall 93 x 106cm with a certificate of authenticity affixed to rear��$150–250 274 Sunil Gavaskar presentation display May 1995, miniature bat, photograph and engraved plaque commemorating a visit by Gavaskar to Gosford. The bat signed and endorsed “On behalf of self and citizens of Bombay, I extend greetings and wish everlasting friendship between our countries. 36 x 38cm��$150–250 275 Don Bradman: An Australian Legend - the complete set of 9 porcelain plates with reproduced images by Brian Clinton; 20cm diameter. Each with a stand. (9 plates, 9 stands).��$150–250 276 Australia’s Cricketing Greats, series of 8 plates issued by The Bradford Exchange, comprising Don Bradman, Greg Chappell, Rod Marsh, Dennis Lillee, Jeff Thomson, Allan Border, Bill O’Reilly and Victor Trumper.��$150–200 277 ‘Century of Centuries’ Plates collection, limited editions made by Coalport, comprising Dr W.G.Grace; Sir John Berry Hobbs; Herbert Sutcliffe; Colin Cowdrey (faults); Geoff Boycott - 100 Centuries for Yorkshire and J.H. Edrich. (6 items)��$250–300 278 MINIATURE BATS, (2) one signed by Brett Lee; the other by MICHAEL HUSSEY. Each 38cm long and both with engraved label.��$100–150 279 ‘Century of Centuries’ Plates collection, limited editions made by Coalport, comprising G. Boycott; Leslie E.G. Ames; Dennis Amiss; Graham Gooch; Frank. E. Woolley & W.R. Hammond. (6 items).��$300–350 280 ‘Century of Centuries’ Plates collection, limited editions made by Coalport, comprising D.C.S. Compton; T.W. Graveney; I.V.A. Richards; Sir Leonard Hutton; also, a number of other cricketing plates. (21 total).��$300–500 48