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William Harold Ponsford (born 19 October 1900, North Fitzroy, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) was an Australian cricketer. He passed away on April 6, 1991. Australian National Flag For more information, see Australian Government, Flying the Flag - Its an Honour!. Created by User:E Pluribus Anthony File links The following pages link to this file: Australia Politics of Australia Ashmore and Cartier Islands Australian Labor Party Australian Democrats Australian Capital Territory Talk:Australian rules...
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Ponsford made his first-class debut in 1922, and soon became noted for his capacity to play high-scoring innings. In his fourth innings, he scored 429 runs for Victoria against Tasmania, which was the highest ever innings in first class cricket until he bettered it with 437 runs five years later. Until Brian Lara scored 400* against England in 2004, Ponsford was the only man to have played two first-class innings of 400 or over. He remains one of only three men to have scored four triple-centuries, along with Walter Hammond (also four) and Don Bradman (six). He holds the Australian record partnership for the first wicket (456 with Edgar Mayne), and his average of 65.18 is the fourth highest of any player with 10000 runs. Wikipedia does not yet have an article with this exact name. ...
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In test matches, Ponsford formed a notable opening partnership with Bill Woodfull, but his most famous achivement occured in partnership with Don Bradman, together adding 451 runs agains England in 1934. This partnership was a world record until 1991, and remains the Australian record. Ponsford also scored centuries in his first two and last two test matches. He was named Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1935. Test cricket is the longest form of the sport of cricket. ...
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External link - Cricinfo page on Bill Ponsford
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