Cricketers Autographs of the 70s & 80s

@finderskeeperss Good times and two players here who had ‘good hands’ 🙌

@CrickAutographs Happy days 😁

Gloucestershire v Surrey circa 1980 Graham Roope & Andy Brassington🧤 #CountyChampionship

@dragons_on_fire 👍👍

@CrickAutographs 15 yr old

Cuthbert Gordon Greenidge 🇧🇧 At the age of 21 on the cusp of becoming one of the greatest opening batsmen of all-time with Hampshire & the West Indies. And one of the more difficult autographs to get.

RIP Judge Robin Smith, who passed on today

Robin Smith - Hampshire & England #Hants #Judge via Natal 🇿🇦

Cambridgeshire County Cricket Club 1982

Bishan Bedi - India 🇮🇳 Commonly misspelt in cricket magazines and periodicals throughout his long and storied career.

Geoff Boycott - Yorkshire & England 108 Test Matches between 1964 - 1982

Sussex County Cricket Club 1982

@NoContextBrits Mushrooms

You have to remove one item. What is it?

Alan Knott - Kent🧤 Keeping wicket for England against Bernard Julien and the West Indies

Viv Richards - West Indies

Mohinder Amarnath - India 🇮🇳 Man of the Match in the 1983 World Cup Final for his resistance against the best pace attack in the world, and 3 vital wickets. He plays 69 Tests scoring 4,378 runs at a batting average of 42.50, with 11 hundreds and 24 fifties.

Andy Roberts - West Indies Antiguan fast bowler who played Test cricket for West Indies 47 times. Was a member of the team that won both the 1975 & 1979 Cricket World Cups. Arriving in England in 1972, he played first-class cricket for Hampshire County Cricket Club. #fast

England v West Indies - Oval 1976 Umpires Dickie Bird & Bill Alley

Ken Palmer & Dickie Bird #umpire

Derek Randall - Nottinghamshire & England 47 Tests for England between 1977 - 1984. Exceptional in the field and often described as “a character” (And please take a moment to look at the ‘crowd’)

John Shepherd Was such a long serving all-rounder on the county circuit, it’s forgotten that ‘Shep’ played 5 Tests for West Indies between 1969-1971. His long career in county cricket was spent at Kent & Gloucestershire from 1966-1987, always seemingly with a smile on his face.

@simonpickles You’ve half chopped off the amazing Mike Bore though!

@CrickAutographs Your account always brings back such happy memories of my childhood collecting cricketers' autographs.

Clive Rice 🇿🇦 Played for Nottinghamshire, Transvaal and Natal, and represented Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Very high on the list of ‘Greatest players to have never played a Test’, maybe even top. He ended his first class career with a batting average of 40.95 and a bowling average of 22.49.