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English: Caption from original: A. SMITH. The West Torrens slow bowler, who took four wickets for 103 against the Victorians, and five for 120 against the Englishmen, thus capturing all the wickets lost by England in the match against South Australia.
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Source https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/23142886
Author The Express and Telegraph, photographer unknown

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Andrew Smith, South Australian FC cricketer

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11 November 1920Gregorian

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