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Ian Johnson

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INTL CAREER: 1946 - 1956
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Ian Johnson

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Ian Johnson is bowled for a duck by Jim Laker, England v Australia, 4th Test, Old Trafford, 2nd day, July 27, 1956
Ian Johnson is bowled for a duck by Jim Laker••PA Photos
Len Hutton welcomes the Australian captain Ian Johnson and his squad to England for the Ashes, Tilbury, April 24, 1956
Len Hutton welcomes the Australian captain Ian Johnson and his squad to England for the Ashes••L Blandford/Getty Images
Alec Bedser turns to see that he has been clean bowled by Ian Johnson, Australia v England, 1st Test, Melbourne, November 30, 1954
Alec Bedser turns to see that he has been clean bowled by Ian Johnson••Patrick Eagar/PA Photos
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
Australian captain Ian Johnson and his team are welcomed on their arrival in Tilbury, April 25, 1956
Australian captain Ian Johnson and his team are welcomed on their arrival in Tilbury••Getty Images
Jim Laker is congratulated by Ian Johnson after taking 19 wickets, England v Australia, Manchester, July 31, 1956
Jim Laker is congratulated by Ian Johnson after taking 19 wickets••ESPNcricinfo Ltd
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