Lindsay Hassett

Arthur Lindsay Hassett (born the August 28th 1913, deceased the June 16th 1993), commonly called Lindsay Hassett , was a cricketer Australia N. This beater disputed its first test for the team of Australia in 1938. At the end of the Second world war, he is the captain of the Australian Services , a team of players mobilized during the war and which carried out mainly a round in England. It belonged to the team of the Invincibles , nickname of Australian which were unconquered on the ground English in 1948. After the international retreat of Donald Bradman, it was selected as captain of the Australian selection, with the head of which it gained 14 matches for only 4 defeats and six Draw S .

Career

Teams

Victoria (1932 - 1953)

Selections

43 selections in Test cricket (1938 - 1953)

Rewards and distinctions

One of five cricketers of the year 1949 ( Wisden Cricketer off the Year ) indicated by the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack.
Member of the Australian Cricket Hall off Famed since 2003

See too

External bonds

Card of Hassett on Statistical cricinfo.com
of Hassett on cricketarchive.com

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