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October 21, 2005Posted on 10/21/2005 in Miscellaneous
Memorabilia memories
Harold Larwood’s main weapon of the Bodyline tour was the ball, but a bat he used in the infamous 1932-33 series has sold at auction in England for £5200. See Larwood's profile here and check out his Test statistics.
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