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Betty Wilson

Australian cricketer

Also known as: Betty Rebecca Wilson

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In 28 Notable Women Cricketers: Betty Wilson
Often called the female Bradman, a reference to Australian batting legend Don Bradman, Betty Wilson was one of Australia’s greatest cricketers in an era when women’s cricket was not very common. A precocious talent, she had to wait until the end of the…
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