[ AN3315 ] 3 X Bert Oldfield Cricket Bats Signed 1930S Era EX WW1 VETERAN

Description

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Set of 3 Bert Oldfield Cricket Bats circa 1930
3 Signed by Bert Oldfield, 2 of the 3 signed by B Chapman and Bert Oldfield, as expected the rubber on the handles have perished, but overall they are all nice pieces, great addition to the cricket fans collection.
1917:
He was wounded and knocked unconscious at Ypres Salient in 1917, and spent six months recovering from shell shock.

1921:
He had injured himself on the passage to the UK in 1921, giving Carter the chance to restore his position, although Oldfield replaced him for the last two tests.

1924:
He was dropped for several matches over the next few years, but established himself as Australia's automatic selection for wicket-keeper in the 1924-25 Ashes series against England

Bert Oldfield (Australia)
William Albert Stanley "Bert" Oldfield MBE was an Australian cricket player and businessman. He played for New South Wales and Australia as wicket-keeper.

Full Name: William Albert Stanley Oldfield
Born: 09/09/1894
Died: 10/08/1976
Bats: Right Handed
Bowls:
Matches: 54 (1920-1937)

Batting
Innings: 80
Not Outs: 17
Aggregate: 1427
Highest Score: 65*
Average: 22.65
50s: 4
100s: 0
200s: 0
300s: 0
Ducks: 9
Pairs: 1
4s: 79
6s: 1
Balls Faced: 0
Scoring Rate N/A
Opened Batting: 1
Top Scored in Innings: 1
% of Team Runs Scored: 4.84

Wicket Keeping
Catches: 78
Stumpings: 52
Most Catches in Innings: 4
Most Catches in Match: 6
Most Dismissals in Innings: 5
Most Dismissals in Match: 6