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1956 UK: CRICKET: ENGLAND RETAIN THE ASHES:
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1:11Now PlayingDate: 2nd August 1956
Location: England, United Kingdom
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
ENGLAND RETAIN THE ASHES:
CRICKET. "ENGLAND WIN BY AND INNING & 170 RUNS" V Australia at Old Trafford Manchester...& retain the Ashes...Laker bowls Ian Johnson...(Shot of Case w the Ashes in.)
LAKER.J.C. (G.B.BOWLER) & Surrey Bowls Ian Johnson in the 4th Test at Old Trafford Manchester 1956...(ENGLAND WIN BY AN INNINGS & 170 RUNS).
JOHNSON. Ian. M.B.E. (Australia Cpt. & Bowler Victoria) In the 4th Test at Old Traf ford Manchester 1956 bowled taker (England win by inning & 170 runs).
Manchester. "ENGLAND WIN BY AN INNINGS & 170 RUNS" v the Australians at Old Trafford shot of Laker bowling Ian Johnson... wet weather.
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