This is a duplicate copy of items 2364.03 and 2365.04 - check for best quality.
Worcester.
Several shots of the teams posing for photographs before start of the cricket game between South Africa and Worcester. Cricketers walking to ground. Various general shots of the game - Worcester...
This is a duplicate copy of items 2364.03 and 2365.04 - check for best quality.
Worcester.
Several shots of the teams posing for photographs before start of the cricket game between South Africa and Worcester. Cricketers walking to ground. Various general shots of the game - Worcester batting. Crowd watching the game. More shots of the game and the people watching. Several cut in shots of Worcester Cathedral in background.
Cricketers on field during the match between Worcester and South Africa. 56" Lens material - CU. Tuckett, Worcester, bowling. CU. Athol Rowan, Worcester, bowling. CU. Bruce Mitchell, South Africa, batting. CU. D. Dyer, South Africa, batting. CU. K. Viljoen, South Africa, batting.
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"This is a duplicate copy of items 2364.03 and 2365.04" should read duplicate copy of items 2365.03 and 2365.04.
The title should read "South Africa v Worcestershire".
This 3-day match was played on 30th April and the 1st and 2nd of May 1947.
The location is the County Ground, New Road, Worcester.
There are some inaccuracies in the shots list - both Tuckett and Rowan were playing for South Africa, not Worcestershire, (and indeed whether the shots in question even are of those two men is open to question, given the distance of filming).
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We always welcome comments and more information about our films.
All posts are reactively checked. Libellous and abusive comments are forbidden.
"This is a duplicate copy of items 2364.03 and 2365.04" should read duplicate copy of items 2365.03 and 2365.04.
The title should read "South Africa v Worcestershire".
This 3-day match was played on 30th April and the 1st and 2nd of May 1947.
The location is the County Ground, New Road, Worcester.
There are some inaccuracies in the shots list - both Tuckett and Rowan were playing for South Africa, not Worcestershire, (and indeed whether the shots in question even are of those two men is open to question, given the distance of filming).