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Description The England captain AER Gilligan leading his team onto the field at the start of the Australian 2nd innings during the 4th Test match between Australia and England at the Melbourne cricket ground, 18th February 1925. England won by an innings and 29 runs. Left-right: Maurice Tate, Patsy Hendren, Arthur Gilligan, Herbert Sutcliffe, Bert Strudwick, William Whysall, Jack Hearne, APF Chapman and Frank Woolley.
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