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A photograph of the Australian cricket team on board the R.M.S. Strathaird en route to England for the 1948 Tour.

• A - Ray Lindwall
• B - Ernie Toshack
• C - possibly Bill Ferguson
• D - Don Bradman
• E - Sam Loxton
• F - unknown
• G - Doug Ring
• H - Keith Miller
• I - Lindsay Hassett
• J - Bill Johnston
• K - Ian Johnson
• L - Don Tallon
• M - Keith Johnson (manager)
• N - Arthur Morris
• O - Ron Saggers
• P - Sid Barnes
• Q - Bill Brown
• R - Ron Hamence
• S - Neil Harvey
• T - Colin McCool

Identification of the individuals was discussed here. Note that separate, but non-free photo of the same group and taken from a slightly different angle exists, which helps further identification.

Don Bradman scrapbooks, vol. 48, 1948, p. 52.
http://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/bradman/scrapbooks/48/bsb48052.htm

2005-07-25 (original upload date at en.wikipedia.org)

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