Stumps Collection (page 3)

A Cluster Of Mushrooms On A Stump In Algonquin Provincial Park; Ontario Canada

A Foggy Autumn Sunrise On A Hoar Frost Covered Pasture In Central Alberta, Canada

Banff, Alberta, Canada; Driftwood And A Mountain River At Sunset

Cumbria, England; Lake Scenic At Sunrise

Indian Cricketer Kapil Dev - September 1979 bowled out

Insect carrying a stump on a New Year card
Insect carrying a stump on a comic New Year card -- A Cricket Stump. Date: circa 1890s

Mont Kemmel (Kemmelberg), Belgium, WW1
Mont Kemmel (Kemmelberg), Belgium, with damaged tree stumps and debris on the ground during WW1. Date: 1914-1918

View of Thiepval from Thiepval Wood, Western Front, WW1
View of Thiepval from Thiepval Wood on the Western Front in France during World War One. Date: circa 1916

British soldiers digging a trench, Western Front, WW1
British soldiers digging a communication trench through what was once Delville Wood on the Western Front during World War One. Date: circa 1916

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Red Squirrel sitting on tree stump in winter, eating seeds (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) Date:

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Red Squirrel sitting on tree trunk, eating seeds (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) Date:

Common Stump Brittlestem (Psathyrella piluliformis) fruiting bodies, growing on moss covered tree stump, Brede High Woods, West Sussex, England, november

Cricket in the 1770S
Cricket as played in the 1770s

Aerial view, ruins of Dranoutre, Belgium, WW1
Aerial view, ruins of Dranoutre, West Flanders, Belgium, on 21 August 1918, with tree stumps visible. Date: 1918

Aerial view, shelling near Dranoutre, Belgium, WW1
Aerial view, a shelled area near Dranoutre, West Flanders, Belgium, on 21 August 1918, with tree stumps visible. Date: 1918

Reninghelst-Clytte, Belgium, WW1
Reninghelst-Clytte, road leading to Scherpenberg, Belgium, with damaged trees during WW1. Date: 1914-1918

Picnic Cakes with sports decorations -- lawn tennis, coaching, cricket, boating, football, polo. circa 1890

The Nose Game - Inquisitive Nose B8, Denotes Spirit of Enquiry. 1927

Headingley Orphan Homes, Leeds - Cricket Team
Boys cricket team at Headingley Orphan Homes, Leeds, with bats, stumps etc. Date: circa 1913

Susi - rain stops play. 1950s

Cricket - Run-It-Out card game - Stumped
Run-It-Out card game - Stumped - Hows That? mid-20th century

Cricket - Run-It-Out card game - Run Out
Run-It-Out card game - Run Out - Hows That? mid-20th century

Caricature of Benjamin Disraeli -- His Last Innings
Caricature of Benjamin Disraeli, Conservative politician, on losing the General Election to the Liberal party -- His Last Innings! Bowled Gladstone! 1880

Alfred Mynn / Cricketer
ALFRED MYNN Date: 1807 - 1861

Zena Dare (1887 1975), English singer and actress, modelling suitable clothing for cricket. 1906

Cricket a hot return
The ball is returned straight back to the bowler giving him a wicket. Date: 1886

Cricket Wicket Keeping
A cricketer demonstrating how to wicket keep. The correct way. Date: 1888

Cricket a batsman dealing with a full pitch
A pokey batsman dealing with a high-dropping full-pitch. Date: 1888

Cricket Crafty Bowling
A bowler attacking the batsman with some crafty bowling. Date: circa 1890

Cricket The Underhand Bowling Technique
A bowler is shown to be demonstrating the underhand bowling technique. Date: 1892

Cricket Forward Play Shot
Batsman showing the forward played shot. Date: 1892

A cricket match of Greenwich Pensioners
A cricket match had been hosted between the greenwich pensioners it was the one armed pensioners v one legged pensioners. Date: 1848

Group photo, LFB cricket team, District B, who won the cup in 1907. Date: 1907

Cricket Bowling an Off-Break
A bowler bowls an Off-Break ball hoping to get a wicket. Date: 1886

Cricket Back Play Shot
A batsman demonstrating the back play shot, playing the shot behind him. Date: 1888

Cricket bowling a low delivery
A bowler comes on to bowl a low delivery hoping to get a wicket. Date: 1886

Cricket asking for guard
A batsman is comes on to play when hes getting ready in hes crease he asks for guard. Date: circa 19th century

Cricket Batting
A player comes to hes crease as he is about to start batting. Date: 1892

Cricket A Run Out
A Batsman gets run out during the match as he is out of hes crease. Date: 1888

Cricket The Wicket Keeper
A wicket keeper demonstrating the correct way of how to wicket keep. Date: circa 19th century

Trones Wood in distance from road to Longueval, WW1
Trones Wood in distance from road to Longueval, Somme, WW1. By Captain Edward Handley-Read, RBA (1869-1935), Machine Gun Corps

The Menin Road looking towards Hooge, c 1918
The Menin Road looking towards Hooge, c.1918, by William Lionel Wyllie, RA RI RE (1851-1931). Date: circa 1918

Baltic Copper Mine Cricket Club, Michigan, USA
Baltic Cricket Team - comprising of miners from Painesdale, Michigan, USA - played in the Copper (Houghton) County Cricket League, founded in 1906

Mealtime in British reserve trench, Western Front, WW1
Mealtime in a British reserve trench on the Western Front during World War One. Date: circa 1916

Seasonable Cakes. Log Cake Date: 1936

American troops in action, WW1
American troops in action on a battlefield during the First World War. Date: 1917-1918

Study Tree ca 1606-7 Gray watercolor wash red chalk
Artokoloro

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Great Grey Owl male giving food to the female for the chicks. Date:

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"Stumps: A Timeless Symbol of Cricket's Legacy and Grace" In the world of sport, few names evoke as much reverence as W. G. Grace, the legendary cricketer whose prowess on the pitch became synonymous with excellence. As we delve into the rich history of cricket, one image that stands out is Lawson Wood's iconic illustration capturing a googlie - a deceptive spin delivery that bamboozles batsmen. From Middlebrough Cricket to Old English Sports and Games in 1901, cricket has always been more than just a game; it represents tradition and camaraderie. The vibrant lithograph showcases players engrossed in their beloved sport, embodying the spirit of competition. Cricket enthusiasts will fondly recall Run-It-Out card games where bowled they were celebrated with gusto. Even a young batsman dreams of mastering this art form under the watchful eye of an umpire during village sports events. Beyond its sporting significance, they have transcended boundaries to become ingrained in popular culture. British Artists at the Front immortalized them on cover designs while comic postcards depicted women placing bets both ways at races – a testament to their universal appeal. As daylight fades into dusk, Herbert Sutcliffe's silhouette against an orange sky reminds us that even when darkness looms over cricket fields, hope remains alive for every player and fan alike. And let us not forget Louis Wain's comical cats taking charge as umpires during matches – proof that stumps bring joy beyond human imagination. In essence, "stumps" represent more than just wooden pegs driven into the ground; they symbolize passion for cricket passed down through generations. So next time you witness these humble objects standing tall amidst green fields or hear their resounding thud after being hit by leather-bound balls – take a moment to appreciate their role in preserving our love affair with this timeless sport.