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England v. Australia 'Ashes' cricket match, Sydney Cricket Ground, 27 January 1883 from State Library of New South Wales uploaded December 2024
SCG aerial 1948 SLNSW_FL18904155 from State Library of New South Wales uploaded December 2024
Cricket at the Sydney Cricket Ground, 12 December 1903 from State Library of New South Wales uploaded June 2009
Entrance to Association Ground (now Sydney Cricket Ground) from Powerhouse Museum uploaded March 2009
The Lawn, Association Ground (now Sydney Cricket Ground) from Powerhouse Museum uploaded November 2008
The grandstand, Association Ground (Sydney Cricket Ground) from Powerhouse Museum uploaded June 2008
Cricket grounds, 1895 from Powerhouse Museum uploaded March 2008
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Cricket at the Sydney Cricket Ground, 12 December 1903
- icy watch said:
- aussiejeff said:
- Dave Murchie said:
Cricket match between England and Australia, Sydney, New South Wales, 3 February 1892 / Charles Bayliss
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Paul Hagon said:
This was the final day of 2nd test between Australia & England held at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Australia won by 72 runs. www.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/current/match/62431.html
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Abdul Ghaffar said:
NLA,thanks for sharing the historical photograph.
The grandstand, Association Ground (Sydney Cricket Ground)
from Powerhouse Museum
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Impartial Writing said:
Very cool.
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faded treatment said:
Did anyone notice? That's a bicycle racing track around the ground. I didn't know they raced there at all.
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faded treatment said:
Just found this on Wikipedia: In 1896 the Ladies' Stand was opened, along with a concrete cycling track which circled the inside of the ground. One of the carpenters who built the formwork for the track was George Bradman, father of Don Bradman. In 1898 floodlights were built over the cycling track so that night events could be held. In 1904 the scoreboard was rebuilt at the top of The Hill and in 1909 the Sheridan Stand, named after Phil Sheridan, was opened at the southern end, replacing the earlier Smokers' Stand. In the period up to World War I the SCG was used for a wide variety of sports including athletics, tennis, baseball, football and cycling. The cycling track however was removed in 1920. In 1924 Ned Gregory's scoreboard was closed and the concrete scoreboard at the back of the Hill opened.