LEEDS: THE THIRD TEST MATCH:

ARCHER. R.G. (AUSTRALIAN CRIKETER) Bowler Queensland. In the 3rd Test at Headingley Leeds 1956 seen bowling...had Cowdray caught by Maddocks behind the wicket then took the off stump of OAKMAN.

COWDREY. M. COLIN. (CRICKETER G.B. & KENT) In the 3rd Test at Headingley Leeds 1956 seen going out to bat w Richardson groping forward was caught Maddocks bowle Archer.

CRICKET. "THE 3rd TEST AT HEADINGLEY" 1956...shot of man examining the wicket...Peter puts England in to Bat...shot of the opening batsmen Richardson & Cowdray going in to bat...Archer bowling...Caught Cowdray by Maddocks behind the wicket...Oakman had his off stump bowled...(Archer) then Richardson caught behind the wicket...in comes Cyril WASHBROOK...seen batting...total score 98 & May 103.

LEEDS. "THE THIRD TEST AT HEADINGLEY 1956" Peter May puts England in to bat Richardson & Cowdray go out to open innings...Archer bowling...had Cowdray caught by Maddocks behind wicket...then OAKMAN had his off stump. knocked out. then Richardson caught behind wicket...in comes veteran Cyril Washbrook...seen batting...both he & P. May score their 50s Washbrook scored 98 & Peter Mary his 103.

MADDOCKS, LEN. (Australian cricketer. Victoria.) "THE 3rd Test at Headingley" (Leeds) 1956. Catches COWDRAY behind the wicket.

MAY, Peter B.H. (Survey Cricketer) (G.B. SKIPPER.) Puts G.B. in to bat in the 3rd Test at Headingley 1956 V The Australians made 103.

OAKMAN. A.S.M. (Sussex. Cricketer) In the 3rd Test Match V the Aussies at HEADINGLEY 1956 has his Off Stump knocked out bowled Archer.

RICHARDSON PETER.E. (G.B. & Capt. for Worcester) Seen going out to bat w Cowdrey in the 3rd Test at Headingley Leeds 1956...finally caught behind the wicket.

WASHBROOK. CYRIL. (G.B. CRICKETER) Seen going out to bat, batting in his 98 runs for G.B. in the "THE 3rd TEST AT HEADINGLEY" (1956)V Australia.

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(2014 -NOTE - story includes six shots of crowds queuing outside the Headingley cricket ground and entering ground/ man holding telescope to his eye/ groundsman putting cricket bales and stumps in place
/women in audience wearing sunglasses)