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England v New Zealand and England v West Indies 1969 autographed B Warsop souvenir size bat (460 mm) signed in ink,
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including Geoff Boycott, Basil D'Oliveira, John Snow, Allan Knott, Vic Pollard, Bevan Congdon, Bruce Taylor, Richard Collinge, Ken Wadsworth. Fading to the West Indies signatures. An unusual double tour during the English summer of that year:- West Indies England v West Indies, 1969 Three-Test series, England won 2–0, one drawn. Played in the first half of the English season (Apr–Jul). 1st Test, Old Trafford: Drawn — Tom Graveney's 79th and final Test, scoring 75 at age 42. 2nd Test, Lord's: England won. 3rd Test, Headingley: England won. This was the last series England would win against West Indies for 31 years. Key contributions from Geoffrey Boycott, John Edrich, and Basil D'Oliveira with the bat. England v New Zealand, 1969 Three-Test series, England won 2–0, one drawn. Played in the second half of the season (Jul–Aug), immediately following the West Indies series. 1st Test, Lord's: England won by 230 runs — Derek Underwood's spin (7/32) proved decisive. 2nd Test, Trent Bridge: Drawn. 3rd Test, The Oval: England won. Key names: Richard Hadlee, Geoff Howarth, and Ken Wadsworth all made their Test debuts for New Zealand on this tour. Graham Dowling captained the tourists.
