Arthur Chipperfield

Australian cricketer and Test player

Arthur Chipperfield - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 17th, 1905
Born
Died

1987
39 years ago — 82 years old

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Athletes & Sports Figures

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Australia

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An Australian cricketer played in the Test matches from 1928 to 1934. Represented Victoria in first-class cricket and made significant contributions as a right-handed batsman. Debuted in Test cricket against England at Melbourne. Contributed to Australia's series against the West Indies and New Zealand. Retired from first-class cricket in 1936 and remained involved in the sport through coaching and administration.

Played Test cricket for Australia

Represented Victoria in first-class matches

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