Stewie Dempster, pictured, New Zealand, Wellington and later Leicestershire's opening batsman, with a test average of 65.72, he's second on the list of players who completed at least 10 test innings, we all know who tops the list ;-)

Buster Nupen, born in Norway and blind in one eye, on matting wickets he's a champion bowler, sadly for him 1931 sees the last test in South Africa on matting.

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Debut captain Jackie Grant, mature thoughtful and a dedicated humanitarian leads the West Indies into the Kangaroos den.

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Don Bradman was just 22 when he visited England for the first time, his 974 runs scored in a 5 match series has never been beaten - and these were 4 day test matches.

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Clifford Roach was the first West Indian batsman to score a century in the first test , in the third test match he hit the first double hundred and yet he was not the West Indies star batsman as we cruise around the Caribbean with the MCC.

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Cricketer Maurice Allom played Tenor Sax on Hurricane with Fred Elizalde and his Orchestra on this record, a tall fast bowler, he also took 4 wickets in an over for England as New Zealand play their first Test match. 

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Frank Woolley, pictured is one of 3 players discussed after the 1910's who claims a place in my side for the roaring 20s, who gets your vote?

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South African keeper Jock Cameron, no helmet a thin pair of gloves, little protection when compared with modern batsmen. (This could be important)

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Walter Hammond the Gloucestershire batsman had a triumphant tour of Australia in 1928-29 and was the best batsman in the world...

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Victor Trumper and Reggie Duff, pictured, how the bowlers wished to see the back of them, they open for my team of the decade, it does not get easier for the bowlers with Clem Hill, Johnny Tyldesley, Monty Noble, FS Jackson, John Bart King, Ernie Vogler, Percy Sherwell, SF Barnes and Colin Blythe rounding out the side, but who did you pick and did you follow my left of field pick for Captain?