Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, July 21, 1920 by Various
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There is no one so dreadful as Fender
For batmen whose bodies are tender; He gets on their nerves With his murderous swerves That insist upon death or surrender. When people try googlies on Sandham, You can see he will soon understand 'em; With a laugh at their slows He will murmur, "Here goes," And over the railings will land 'em. I am always attracted by Harrison When arrayed in his batting caparison; If others look worried He never gets flurried, But quite unconcernedly carries on. All classes of bowlers have stuck at Their efforts to dislocate Ducat; Their wiliest tricks He despatches for six, Which is what they decidedly buck at. You should never be down in the dumps When Strudwick is guarding the stumps; His opponents depart One by one at the start, But later in twos or in _clumps_. |
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