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Norman Yardley

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INTL CAREER: 1938 - 1950
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Fred Trueman and Bob Appleyard receive their county caps from Norman Yardley, Leeds, 1951

Fred Trueman and Bob Appleyard receive their county caps from Norman Yardley

The England XI for the second Test against Australia, Lord's, June 1948
The England XI for the second Test against Australia in 1948••The Cricketer International
Norman Yardley
Norman Yardley••Getty Images
Len Hutton and Norman Yardley, July 12, 1946
Len Hutton and Norman Yardley••Getty Images
Norman Yardley and Hedley Verity in a charity game Ireland in September 1941. It was Verity's last match and he took 8 for 55
Norman Yardley and Hedley Verity in Ireland in 1941••ESPNcricinfo Ltd
Norman Yardley batting
Norman Yardley batting••The Cricketer International
Norman Yardley gets a massage from Billy Heyhurst, Old Trafford, 1947
Norman Yardley gets a massage from Billy Heyhurst••Getty Images
Len Hutton and Norman Yardley pictured in their Yorkshire blazers, July 12, 1946
Len Hutton and Norman Yardley pictured in their Yorkshire blazers in 1946••Hulton Archive/Getty Images
The MCC team which toured South Africa unbeaten in 1938-39: Back row - Bill Edrich, Doug Wright, Eddie Paynter, WH Ferguson (scorer); middle row - Len Wilkinson, Hedley Verity, Hugh Bartlett, Tom Goddard, Reggie Perks, Len Hutton, Paul Gibb; front - CR Ridgway (SA manager), Ken Farnes, NormanYardley, Wally Hammond (captain), Les Ames, Bryan Valentine, AJ Holmes (manager)
The MCC team which toured South Africa unbeaten in 1938-39••Wisden Cricket Monthly