Jack Worrall

Australian cricketer and footballer

Jack Worrall - Athletes & Sports Figures born June 20th, 1860
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A versatile athlete who excelled in both cricket and Australian rules football. Played first-class cricket for Victoria and participated in the early years of the VFL. Transitioned from player to coach, applying knowledge gained on the field to mentor future generations. Achieved success in both sports, contributing to their development in Australia.

Played first-class cricket for Victoria

Played for Essendon in the VFL

Coached teams in cricket and football

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