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Leonard Stuart Darling (14 August 1909 – 24 June 1992) was an Australian cricketer who played in 12 Tests from 1933 to 1937.Len Darling From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Leonard Stuart Darling was born in 1909 at South Yarra, Victoria, Australia. He was the son of Edward Darling and Elizabeth Kemp.[1]
Leonard Stuart Darling married Phyllis Gilford in 1937 at Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. [2]
Leonard Stuart Darling passed away in 1992 at South Australia, Australia. [3]
Leonard Stuart Darling served in the Australian Army as a Lance Sergeant in the 24th Australian Heavy Anti Aircraft Battery during World War II. [4]
Leonard Stuart Darling, the Australian left-handed batsman who played in 12 Test matches between the wars, died at Adelaide on June 24, 1992, aged 82. Len Darling was athletically built and a graceful, dashing player with a fine array of attacking strokes which he used to good effect in the Sheffield Shield for Victoria from 1931-32 to 1936-37. He had few chances to show what he could do at Test level, but looked the part more than once before his sudden retirement at the end of 1936-37.
In 100 first-class matches he made 5,780 runs for an average of 42.50, which included 16 hundreds. His total in 12 Tests was 474 runs at 27.88. He was a superb fielder in any position and a moderate right-arm medium-pace bowler,
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