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Don Tallon

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INTL CAREER: 1946 - 1953
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Jack Iverson appeals for the wicket of Len Hutton, caught behind by Don Tallon, Australia v England, Melbourne, 2nd day, December 23, 1950

Jack Iverson appeals for the wicket of Len Hutton, caught behind by Don Tallon

Sam Loxton drops Trevor Bailey off the bowling of Jack Iverson, Australia v England, 1st Test, Brisbane, day five, December 5, 1950
Sam Loxton drops Trevor Bailey••Getty Images
Don Tallon takes a catch to dismiss Doug Wright off the bowling of Ernie Toshack, Australia v England, 1st Test, Brisbane, 5th day, December 4, 1946
Don Tallon takes a catch to dismiss Doug Wright off the bowling of Ernie Toshack••Associated Press
The Australians in New Zealand, 1946. Standing: W. Watts (scorer), D. Tallon, K.R. Miller, W.J. O'Reilly, E.R.H. Toshack, B. Dooland, R.A. Hamence, E.C. Yeomans (manager). Seated: I.W. Johnson, C.V. McCool, A.L. Hassett, W.A. Brown (captain), S.G. Barnes, K.D. Meuleman, R.R. Lindwall. Note the logos on the blazers
The Australians in New Zealand, 1946••ESPNcricinfo Ltd
An Australia team photo. Back row, from left: Jack Iverson, team manager WH Jeanes, Bill Johnston. Middle row, from left: Neil Harvey, Ray Lindwall, Sam Loxton, Ken Archer, Jack Moroney. Front row, from left: Don Tallon, Arthur Morris, Lindsay Hassett, Ian Johnson, Keith Miller. Australia v England, first Test, day four, Brisbane, December 4, 1950
An Australia team photo••Getty Images
Keith Miller displays great agility to catch Walter Hadlee at leg slip, watched by Sid Barnes, Ian Johnson and wicketkeeper Don Tallon. Note the list of the fielding side on the scoreboard. A bulb would light up when the player fielded the ball, New Zealand v Australia, Wellington, March 29, 1946
Keith Miller displays great agility to catch Walter Hadlee at leg slip••ESPNcricinfo Ltd
Don Tallon, October 27, 1936
Don Tallon••Associated Press