Harry Boyle
Australian cricketer with test match success
Born
1847
178 years ago
Died
November 21st, 1907
117 years ago — 60 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Australia
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An accomplished cricketer, played in the early days of Test cricket for Australia. Made his debut in 1896 and was part of the team during a period of significant development in the sport. Served as a fast bowler and also contributed as a lower-order batsman. Played in the inaugural Test match against England and participated in several series during his career.
Played in the first Ashes Test in 1882
Took 28 wickets in Test matches
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