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Betty Wilson

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INTL CAREER: 1948 - 1958
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Matthew Hayden, Ken Wilson (nephew of Betty Wilson) and David Boon at the announcement of the 2017 Australian Cricket Hall of Fame inductees, Sydney, January 22, 2017

Matthew Hayden, Ken Wilson (nephew of Betty Wilson) and David Boon

Former Australia Test allrounder Betty Wilson in Melbourne, December 2007
Betty Wilson••Nagraj Gollapudi/ESPNcricinfo Ltd
From left (back row): Valma Batty, Alma Vogt, Myrtle Baylis, Mavis Jones, Ruth Dow, Betty Wilson, Dot Laughton, Gladys Phillips. Sitting: Mary Allitt, Joan Schmidt, Mollie Dive, Ray Miller (team manager), Una Paisley, Amy Hudson, Norma Whiteman. On ground: Lorna Larter, June James
The 1951 Australian Women's Cricket Team from left to right (back row), Valma Batty, Alma Vogt, Myrtle Baylis, Mavis Jones, Ruth Dow, Betty Wilson, Dot Laughton, Gladys Phillips, (front row sitting) Mary Allitt, Joan Schmidt, Mollie Dive (team captain), Ray Miller (team manager), Una Paisley, Amy Hudson, Norma Whiteman and sitting on the ground Lorna Larter and June James••Fox Photos / Stringer / Getty Images
Betty Wilson bowls
Betty Wilson bowls•AWCC
Marie McDonough takes a catch to dismiss Wilkie Wilkinson off the bowling of Betty Wilson, Australia women v England, 1st day, 4th Test, Perth, March 21, 1958
Marie McDonough takes a catch to dismiss Wilkie Wilkinson••Western Australian Cricket Association
Betty Wilson and Una Paisley walk out at Adelaide, January 1949
Betty Wilson and Una Paisley••Nagraj Gollapudi/Hilda Thompson