Edward ‘Eddie’ Paynter was a former England batsman and a cricketing great who is best known for playing outstandingly well during the famous ‘Bodyline’ series.
Trained as a schoolteacher, Woodfull also had a successful career in this discipline.
William Maldon Woodfull was an Australian cricketer who led the side during the infamous Bodyline series in 1932-33.
William Voce played a key role in the infamous Bodyline tour of Australia in 1932-33.
The tactics against the Australian batsmen saw English bowlers pitch the ball short in line of the leg-stump and got the ball to rise awkwardly.
He was fast, ruthless, fuming, and on most days, unstoppable.He was, in other words, Harold Larwood. And to think of it, he was nicknamed “Lol”. Few sights could have been less funny than facing a rampant Larwood.
The Bodyline series had its own light-hearted moments, as what happened with Hedley Verity.
The Bodyline series of 1932-33 was a harrowing experience for one Gilbert Mant
Bob Wyatt was a combative batsman who played 40 Tests for England, leading them in 18.
Bert Ironmonger has gone down as the best left-arm spinner produced by Australia. Strangely, he had lost half of his spinning finger in a childhood accident.