File:Bodyline field 1932-33.jpg

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Description

Photograph taken during the Australia v England Test Cricket series, 1932-33. It illustrates the leg theory or "bodyline" bowling attack, in which fast, short-pitched balls were bowled to a ring of leg-side fieldsmen.

Source

Scanned from Douglas Jardine's In Quest of the Ashes, London, Hutchinson & Co 1933

Date

January or February 1933

Author

Unknown

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Description	Photograph taken during the Australia v England Test Cricket series, 1932-33. It illustrates the leg theory or "bodyline" bowling attack, in which fast, short-pitched balls were bowled to a ring of leg-side fieldsmen.
Source	Scanned from Douglas Jardine's In Quest of the Ashes, London, Hutchinson & Co 1933
Article	Harold Larwood
Portion used	about 99 percent
Low resolution?	yes
Purpose of use	Harold Larwood was the key factor in the bodyline bowling strategy employed by England during the 1932-33 tour of Australia. The strategy is discussed and explained in the text, but readers will benefit from a visual representation of the method in action.
Replaceable?	Not replaceable. Image of a historic sporting event
Other information	The photographer's name is not given.
Fair useFair use of copyrighted material in the context of Harold Larwood//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bodyline_field_1932-33.jpgtrue

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	22:35, 28 October 2012	No thumbnail	1,705 × 808 (829 KB)	Brianboulton (talk \| contribs)	{{Information \|Description = Photograph taken during the Australia v England Test Cricket series, 1932-33. It illustrates the leg theory or "bodyline" bowling attack, in which fast, short-pitched balls were bowled to a ring of leg-side fieldsmen. ...

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