Knight's Sporting Auctions Auction of Cricket, Football & Sporting Memorabilia - Live Four Day Auction (#24) 06/08/2026 10:30 AM BST Closed Starts Ending 06/08/2026 10:30 AM BST Auction Info View ▼ Lots per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime leftLotLot nameNewestHighest priceLowest priceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low) Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 811-820 of 1846. Previous|1...808182838485...185|Next Lot #810 Ellis Pembroke Robinson. Yorkshire & Somerset 1934-1952. One page handwritten letter/manuscript on lined paper from Robinson to Alan Hill, Verity’s biographer. Robinson is responding to Hill’s request for his thoughts on Verity. Robinson’s reply reads ‘Hedley Verity. The most accurate of all the left hand bowlers. Did not spin the ball very much which enabled him to find the edge of the bat. I still hold the record number of catches in an innings, all at first slip which proves my statement , in View details Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£60StatusSoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #811 Donald George ‘Don’ Bradman. New South Wales, South Australia & Australia 1927-1949. Airmail typewritten letter from Bradman to Alan Hill, Verity’s biographer. Bradman is responding to Hill’s request for his thoughts on Verity and in particular the Lords Test of 1934. Extracts from Bradman’s reply read ‘Now what can I say about him?. Undoubtedly he was one of the greatest slow left hand spinners of all time. His record testifies to that. His run to the wicket was amiable and just long enough to View details Estimate£250 - £350Winning bid£800StatusSoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #812 William Eric ‘Bill’ Bowes. Yorkshire & England 1929-1947. Selection of five handwritten letters to Alan Hill, Verity’s biographer regarding the preparation and publication of Hill’s book on Verity. The letters date from March 1984 to March 1986. In the first letter Bowes agrees to allow Hill to use extracts from his book ‘Express Deliveries’, his paucity of available photographs for Hill to use second letter from Bowes refers to planning to meet Hill to discuss Verity and the book and concludes View details Estimate£80 - £120StatusUnsoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #813 Charles John Barnett. Gloucestershire & England 1927-1948. Selection of seven handwritten letters, some quite extensive, to Alan Hill, Verity’s biographer regarding the preparation, planning and publication of Hill’s book on Verity. The letters, all written on ‘Cowcombe House, Chalford, Gloucestershire’ headed paper date from January 1984 to January 1987. The first refers to Barnett agreeing to help Hill with Verity’s biography ‘I played my first Test match as a substitute for Hedley on the 1933 View details Estimate£100 - £150Winning bid£170StatusSoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #814 Hedley Verity. Yorkshire & England, 1930-39. Selection of six typed and handwritten letters to Alan Hill, Verity’s biographer, following the publication of Verity biography. The letters, all dated 1986, the year the book was published, from players who played with him, knew him or simply admired him, Letters from Norman Yardley, John Kay (whose family Verity stayed with when he played at Middleton), Bob Wyatt, Jim Laker, Charles Ekberg, journalist and Lt. Col D.J. Bottomley M.B.E.(written from V View details Estimate£70 - £100Winning bid£190StatusSoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #815 Oxford v Cambridge ‘The University Match at Lord’s’ 1841, Seventh Varsity match held. Original scorers sheets from the match played on the 14th, 15th & 16th July 1841, these sheets were compiled by the Oxford scorer. The sheets are handwritten in a neat hand and are laid down to card, sheets to both sides. Handwritten titles of the match, dates to the top of the sheets. The first sheet shows the innings of Cambridge who made 103 in the first innings, J.B.R. Bulwer top scoring with 31, Lowth tak View details Estimate£150 - £250Winning bid£120StatusSoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #816 M.C.C. Club & Ground v Sussex 1855. Early original double sided scorecard for the match played at Lord’s 11th & 12th June 1855 with complete printed scores. Sussex (104 & 94) beat M.C.C. (88 & 94) by 16 runs. Henry Royston took eight wickets for M.C.C. in the first innings, and John Wisden returned match figures of 12/92 for Sussex. Other notable names include Spenser Ponsonby, Arthur Haygarth, James Grundy, Henry Royston (M.C.C.), Edwin Napper, John Lillywhite, Thomas Box (Sussex) etc. Printed View details Estimate£120 - £160Winning bid£100StatusSoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #817 H.H. Stephenson’s tour of Australia 1861/62. ‘International Cricket Match. New South Wales v All England, played at the Domain, Sydney on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, January 29th, 30th and 31st, and February 1st 1862. The All England Eleven introduced into the Colonies by Messrs Spiers & Pond’. Very early original silk scorecard for the match played in 1862 between New South Wales (22 players) and the All England XI. Printed by the Caxton Printing Office of George Street, Sydney. T View details Estimate£500 - £800StatusUnsoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #818 ‘Grand Cricket Match- Canterbury. North [of the Thames] v. South of the Thames’ 1866. Early original single sided scorecard with complete printed scores for the match played at Canterbury, 6th- 8th August 1866. Both teams featured notable names, the South of the Thames team with the three Grace brothers, E.M., W.G. and G.F. Grace, also Jupp, Lubbock, Griffith, Humphrey, Stephenson, James Lillywhite, Pooley and Willsher. For the North of the Thames, Hearne, Shaw, Walker, Buller, Maitland, Grundy, View details Estimate£100 - £150Winning bid£170StatusSoldBidding historyBidding history Lot #819 ‘Surrey v. Sussex’. Pooley’s record 1868. Early original silk scorecard produced to commemorate Ted Pooley’s achievement of the record number of twelve dismissals in a match by a wicket-keeper, taking eight catches and four stumpings at Kennington Oval 6th & 7th July 1868. Sussex (98 & 128) lost to Surrey (126 & 102/3) by seven wickets. John Bristow of Surrey took 7/45 in the first innings. Sussex captain, Charles Smith carried his bat for 47no in the second innings. Printer unknown. 5.5”x7”. 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