A Promising Tasmanian Cricketer March 1, 1895
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When: 1 Mar 1895.
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Eady, Charles John, (1870-1945.) Standing, full-length, full face, wearing cricket whites, pads and holding a bat; made a record for intercolonial cricket by scoring a century in each innings in the match between Victoria and Tasmania at Hobart; member of club called "Break-o'-Day"; over six feet tall, first class batsman and fast bowler.
edited by Danny Stapleton
edited by Danny Stapleton