Victorian cricket hi-res stock photography and images

General view of Victorian Cricket played by the gentlemen of Abinger with St James church in background Stock Photo

RMGCJ5YX–General view of Victorian Cricket played by the gentlemen of Abinger with St James church in background

Women's cricket match, Victorian period Stock Photo

RF2AP0516–Women's cricket match, Victorian period

Nottinghamshire Cricket 1895 late Victorian photo of the English county cricket team Stock Photo

RMBBK21E–Nottinghamshire Cricket 1895 late Victorian photo of the English county cricket team

Cricket match in progress circa 1880 Stock Photo

RMA118J9–Cricket match in progress circa 1880

RMKHGH3X–Victorian cricket team 1859

Victorian photograph of Dr W G Grace playing cricket by Messrs Hawkins & Co of Brighton 1897 FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY Stock Photo

RMB3XJA4–Victorian photograph of Dr W G Grace playing cricket by Messrs Hawkins & Co of Brighton 1897 FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY

WOMENS' CRICKET MATCH about 1890 Stock Photo

RMCPJFPJ–WOMENS' CRICKET MATCH about 1890

RMA7C7JC–Stuffed Guinea-pigs

'University Cricket Match at Lord's', c1896. Artist: Russell & Sons. Stock Photo

RMPH5GCA–'University Cricket Match at Lord's', c1896. Artist: Russell & Sons.

A vintage late Victorian or early Edwardian black and white photograph showing a game of cricket being played in an English park or garden, lithesome people watching on. Stock Photo

RMWFJYDH–A vintage late Victorian or early Edwardian black and white photograph showing a game of cricket being played in an English park or garden, lithesome people watching on.

Victorian scrap, Boy in sailor suit with cricket bat. Stock Photo

RM2M99WKH–Victorian scrap, Boy in sailor suit with cricket bat.

RMBM0847–Cricket

. Detail of an illustration of the Victorian Cricket XI, showing (left to right) John Conway, George O'Mullane and Edward Greaves). . 1866. Samuel Calvert (1828-1913) 1 Conway O'Mullane Greaves Stock Photo

RMMYX80F–. Detail of an illustration of the Victorian Cricket XI, showing (left to right) John Conway, George O'Mullane and Edward Greaves). . 1866. Samuel Calvert (1828-1913) 1 Conway O'Mullane Greaves

The cricket pavillion in the University Parks, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK, Great Britain Stock Photo

RMBTN4C5–The cricket pavillion in the University Parks, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK, Great Britain

A bus shelter decorated with a mural of Victorian cricketers, Bank Street, Dunedin, Otago, South Island, New Zealand Stock Photo

RM2X1WKYT–A bus shelter decorated with a mural of Victorian cricketers, Bank Street, Dunedin, Otago, South Island, New Zealand

Victorian 1893 Photograph of Cricket Players From The Bohemians Cricket Club. Players Named as (back row) G.Biggs, F.Biggs & Cockerell, (front row), Durban and Cooper. Stock Photo

RMRANRC6–Victorian 1893 Photograph of Cricket Players From The Bohemians Cricket Club. Players Named as (back row) G.Biggs, F.Biggs & Cockerell, (front row), Durban and Cooper.

Negative - Cricket Game in Progress on Oval, Victorian Deaf & Dumb Institute, Melbourne, Victoria, pre 1867, A cricket game in progress in the grounds of the Victorian Deaf and Dumb Institution (now Deaf Children Australia), St Kilda Road, Melbourne, pre-1867 Stock Photo

RM2A2WNEY–Negative - Cricket Game in Progress on Oval, Victorian Deaf & Dumb Institute, Melbourne, Victoria, pre 1867, A cricket game in progress in the grounds of the Victorian Deaf and Dumb Institution (now Deaf Children Australia), St Kilda Road, Melbourne, pre-1867

Caleb Plummer and Bertha, c1890s. By Frances Brundage (1854-1937). The Cricket on the Hearth: A Fairy Tale of Home, is a novella by Charles Dickens, released 20 December 1845. Stock Photo

RMRF5CK4–Caleb Plummer and Bertha, c1890s. By Frances Brundage (1854-1937). The Cricket on the Hearth: A Fairy Tale of Home, is a novella by Charles Dickens, released 20 December 1845.

An unusual cricket match at Greenwich hospital, 1848 Stock Photo

RMKA0HFT–An unusual cricket match at Greenwich hospital, 1848

Charlie Campbell bats dressed in Victorian costume during the Wisden Victorian Cricket Match at Vincent Square, London. Stock Photo

RMG653GT–Charlie Campbell bats dressed in Victorian costume during the Wisden Victorian Cricket Match at Vincent Square, London.

C. B. Fry Victorian Cricketer Stock Photo

RFD17TDA–C. B. Fry Victorian Cricketer

Sussex v Kent 1848 illustration of an early Victorian cricket match between the rival counties Stock Photo

RMBCG7WR–Sussex v Kent 1848 illustration of an early Victorian cricket match between the rival counties

'Bowled (bold)' No 9 in the Victorian Series Cricket Extraordinary Stock Photo

RMBHX59W–'Bowled (bold)' No 9 in the Victorian Series Cricket Extraordinary

Cartoon depicting men playing cricket. Illustrated by Richard Doyle (1824-1883) a notable illustrator of the Victorian Era. Dated 19th century Stock Photo

RMMR50NH–Cartoon depicting men playing cricket. Illustrated by Richard Doyle (1824-1883) a notable illustrator of the Victorian Era. Dated 19th century

Illustration print by S T Dadd of Dr W G Grace playing cricket for England against Australia 1896 FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY Stock Photo

RMB3Y6BR–Illustration print by S T Dadd of Dr W G Grace playing cricket for England against Australia 1896 FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY

CRICKET A match in Melbourne, Australia about 1870 between an all-England eleven and twenty two players from Victoria - a normal lineup at this period. Stock Photo

RMGRBC5T–CRICKET A match in Melbourne, Australia about 1870 between an all-England eleven and twenty two players from Victoria - a normal lineup at this period.

Play, late Victorian club cricket game, Fitzroy Pictures illustration by Heywood Sumner from 1896 The Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Appli Stock Photo

RF2DGA38B–Play, late Victorian club cricket game, Fitzroy Pictures illustration by Heywood Sumner from 1896 The Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Appli

Dr WG Grace, English cricketer, playing for London County Cricket Club, c1899. Artist: WA Rouch. Stock Photo

RMMPNKW6–Dr WG Grace, English cricketer, playing for London County Cricket Club, c1899. Artist: WA Rouch.

Young English boy holding a cricket bat and dressed in matching blazer and cap outside a building in the early 20th century. Stock Photo

RMKK1D8F–Young English boy holding a cricket bat and dressed in matching blazer and cap outside a building in the early 20th century.

Studio portrait of a Victorian child with cricket bat, Otley, Yorkshire. Stock Photo

RM2M97YX8–Studio portrait of a Victorian child with cricket bat, Otley, Yorkshire.

Antique c1890 English children's book illustration, Our Cricket Team. Stock Photo

RMHRMNW7–Antique c1890 English children's book illustration, Our Cricket Team.

1888 Victorian engraving of English cricketer George Lohmann (1865-1901), who played for England and Surrey. Stock Photo

RMRH0W2B–1888 Victorian engraving of English cricketer George Lohmann (1865-1901), who played for England and Surrey.

RMBTN456–The cricket pavillion in the University Parks, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK, Great Britain

Vintage colourised photograph of a boy wearing cricket whites and cap, cricket bat, Cricket player, English c. 1870s, 19th Century Victorian sport Stock Photo

RM2M59PER–Vintage colourised photograph of a boy wearing cricket whites and cap, cricket bat, Cricket player, English c. 1870s, 19th Century Victorian sport

Victorian 1893 Photograph of Cricket Players From The Bohemians Cricket Club. Players Named as (back row) Chapman, G.J.Merrall & Lorns, (front row), Harmer & C.Higgens. Stock Photo

RMRANRBB–Victorian 1893 Photograph of Cricket Players From The Bohemians Cricket Club. Players Named as (back row) Chapman, G.J.Merrall & Lorns, (front row), Harmer & C.Higgens.

Batting: W. Marlow in position for a forward-cut. Archival sporting photo: This photograph is from a series of photographic prints of cricket players from the Victorian era. They were published in 1897. Many appear posed, for the purpose of instruction. Stock Photo

RM2Y724TA–Batting: W. Marlow in position for a forward-cut. Archival sporting photo: This photograph is from a series of photographic prints of cricket players from the Victorian era. They were published in 1897. Many appear posed, for the purpose of instruction.

RMRYA45X–Cricket in India

Wisborough Green Sussex UK Pub sign for Cricketers Arms depicting Victorian cricket player Rev George Langdon Stock Photo

RMBFEK02–Wisborough Green Sussex UK Pub sign for Cricketers Arms depicting Victorian cricket player Rev George Langdon

Jeffrey Archer during the Wisden Victorian Cricket Match at Vincent Square, London. The match marks the 150th anniversary year of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack. Stock Photo

RMG64NM6–Jeffrey Archer during the Wisden Victorian Cricket Match at Vincent Square, London. The match marks the 150th anniversary year of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack.

Cricket Match at Eton School Victorian period Stock Photo

RFDAHHJ2–Cricket Match at Eton School Victorian period

Surrey CCC, 1894 team photograph of the County Cricket Champions led by Sir Kingsmill Key Stock Photo

RMBXKK70–Surrey CCC, 1894 team photograph of the County Cricket Champions led by Sir Kingsmill Key

Chromolithographed greeting card by artist Ellam circa 1880 Stock Photo

RFA1TAEP–Chromolithographed greeting card by artist Ellam circa 1880

Victorian London - Lord's cricket ground. Engraving by Gustave Doré, from 'London, a Pilgrimage, by Gustave Doré and Blanchard Stock Photo

RMERGDWA–Victorian London - Lord's cricket ground. Engraving by Gustave Doré, from 'London, a Pilgrimage, by Gustave Doré and Blanchard

Victorian Pavillion, Lords Cricket Ground, London, UK Stock Photo

RFPM98P4–Victorian Pavillion, Lords Cricket Ground, London, UK

CRICKET Batsman in an 1845 illustration Stock Photo

RM2AFAJ2F–CRICKET Batsman in an 1845 illustration

1950s, historical, urban cricket, schoolboy playing a game of cricket with his grandpa amongst the clothes hanging from the washing line and the dustbins in the backyard and side alley of rundown victorian terraced housing, England, UK. Stock Photo

RMKMBW1T–1950s, historical, urban cricket, schoolboy playing a game of cricket with his grandpa amongst the clothes hanging from the washing line and the dustbins in the backyard and side alley of rundown victorian terraced housing, England, UK.

The Toronto Cricket Ground, 1872 (1912). Artist: Unknown. Stock Photo

RMW7EY7F–The Toronto Cricket Ground, 1872 (1912). Artist: Unknown.

Vintage late Victorian black and white English photograph showing two men dressed in period sporting attire, maybe for cricket or rowing, reading a copy of the Sporting Times newspaper, known as the Pink 'Un. One man smoking a pipe. Stock Photo

RM2H0PYK5–Vintage late Victorian black and white English photograph showing two men dressed in period sporting attire, maybe for cricket or rowing, reading a copy of the Sporting Times newspaper, known as the Pink 'Un. One man smoking a pipe.

Gryllotalpa gryllotalpa, mole cricket Stock Photo

RMDTGC37–Gryllotalpa gryllotalpa, mole cricket

RMMHMHXW–SPORT/CRICKET/1883

1888 Victorian engraving of English cricketer Robert 'Bobby' Abel (1857-1936), who played for England and Surrey. Stock Photo

RMRH0W2A–1888 Victorian engraving of English cricketer Robert 'Bobby' Abel (1857-1936), who played for England and Surrey.

sepia photograph of cricket bowler Stock Photo

RMRYHBE6–sepia photograph of cricket bowler

Front page of Graphic illustrated newspaper 1888, Ladies Cricket match, Harrow versus Pinner, Victorian Stock Photo

RM2H8AHEJ–Front page of Graphic illustrated newspaper 1888, Ladies Cricket match, Harrow versus Pinner, Victorian

Chart depicting “The Cricket Colours of Our Leading Schools”, published in ‘Boy’s Own Paper’ during the 1880s Stock Photo

RM2C7WK54–Chart depicting “The Cricket Colours of Our Leading Schools”, published in ‘Boy’s Own Paper’ during the 1880s

Bowling: Richardson about to release the ball (Tom Richardson who played for Surrey and England). Archival sporting photo: This photograph is from a series of photographic prints of cricket players from the Victorian era. They were published in 1897. Many appear posed, for the purpose of instruction. Stock Photo

RM2Y725TJ–Bowling: Richardson about to release the ball (Tom Richardson who played for Surrey and England). Archival sporting photo: This photograph is from a series of photographic prints of cricket players from the Victorian era. They were published in 1897. Many appear posed, for the purpose of instruction.

Tilly Slowboy. Illustration by Harry Furniss for the short story The Cricket on the Hearth by Charles Dickens. Stock Photo

RMDJE6D6–Tilly Slowboy. Illustration by Harry Furniss for the short story The Cricket on the Hearth by Charles Dickens.

An old engraving of a cricket match being played at Kennington Common, London, England, UK in the 1840s. It is from a Victorian history book of c.1900. Kennington Common was a swathe of common land mainly within the London Borough of Lambeth. It was one of the earliest venues for cricket around London, with matches played between from the early 1700s. A London versus Sevenoaks game on 12 July 1731 is the first known to have been played in an enclosed ground. In 1845 the newly formed Surrey County Cricket Club established The Oval on part of the old common that was a market garden. Stock Photo

RM2XMB7H0–An old engraving of a cricket match being played at Kennington Common, London, England, UK in the 1840s. It is from a Victorian history book of c.1900. Kennington Common was a swathe of common land mainly within the London Borough of Lambeth. It was one of the earliest venues for cricket around London, with matches played between from the early 1700s. A London versus Sevenoaks game on 12 July 1731 is the first known to have been played in an enclosed ground. In 1845 the newly formed Surrey County Cricket Club established The Oval on part of the old common that was a market garden.

RMG653FT–Charlie Campbell bats dressed in Victorian costume during the Wisden Victorian Cricket Match at Vincent Square, London.

Cricket match, Bournville Village in the 1920s Stock Photo

RFPARNCR–Cricket match, Bournville Village in the 1920s

Tom Richardson, 1895 portrait of the legendary England and Surrey cricketer, a fast bowler who took 2014 wickets in first-class cricket Stock Photo

RM2J6EEDK–Tom Richardson, 1895 portrait of the legendary England and Surrey cricketer, a fast bowler who took 2014 wickets in first-class cricket

Victorian cricket scene of a match in progress circa 1885 Stock Photo

RMCX99AH–Victorian cricket scene of a match in progress circa 1885

RMERG0JJ–Victorian London - Lord's cricket ground. Engraving by Gustave Doré, from 'London, a Pilgrimage, by Gustave Doré and Blanchard

RFPM98P3–Victorian Pavillion, Lords Cricket Ground, London, UK

CRICKET Cover of an 1886 magazine describing itself as A Monthly Paper for Children and Young People Stock Photo

RMGRBC8C–CRICKET Cover of an 1886 magazine describing itself as A Monthly Paper for Children and Young People

View of the Victorian Park in Bedford, UK, taken in Autumn. Stock Photo

RFBH9X39–View of the Victorian Park in Bedford, UK, taken in Autumn.

'The Aborigines which visited England in 1868', 1912. Artist: Unknown. Stock Photo

RMW7EY84–'The Aborigines which visited England in 1868', 1912. Artist: Unknown.

Broadstairs Dickens Festival. People dressed in Victorian Dickensian costume playing cricket. Two cricketers running between the stumps. Stock Photo

RMTWW3AR–Broadstairs Dickens Festival. People dressed in Victorian Dickensian costume playing cricket. Two cricketers running between the stumps.

Young Glaswegian Victorian boy in Scottish studio. Stock Photo

RM2T3NE84–Young Glaswegian Victorian boy in Scottish studio.

RMG3BMNF–Middlebrough Cricket

1891 vintage Victorian illustration of boys playing cricket. From the children's book Sunday Reading For The Young. With border. Stock Photo

RM2JX903K–1891 vintage Victorian illustration of boys playing cricket. From the children's book Sunday Reading For The Young. With border.

Un signed dusty orange painting of cricket match Stock Photo

RMRYMTXC–Un signed dusty orange painting of cricket match

G H Hirst, (1871-1954) Yorkshire and England Cricketer. A popular player, coach and sports personality Stock Photo

RMKXTN3H–G H Hirst, (1871-1954) Yorkshire and England Cricketer. A popular player, coach and sports personality

Ashes Cricket Punch cartoon 1899 W G Grace retires Stock Photo

RMF78HE8–Ashes Cricket Punch cartoon 1899 W G Grace retires

Archival sporting photo: Portrait of Lord Pembroke. This photograph is from a series of photographic prints of cricket players from the Victorian era. They were published in 1897. Many appear posed, for the purpose of instruction. Stock Photo

RM2Y72DPH–Archival sporting photo: Portrait of Lord Pembroke. This photograph is from a series of photographic prints of cricket players from the Victorian era. They were published in 1897. Many appear posed, for the purpose of instruction.

Victorian era recreation: cricket played by opposing teams of gentlemen. Bowling. Stock Photo

RMDC42EW–Victorian era recreation: cricket played by opposing teams of gentlemen. Bowling.

Old cricket pavillion at Wrekin College public school in Welington, Uk Stock Photo

RM2XMXYD4–Old cricket pavillion at Wrekin College public school in Welington, Uk

Jeffrey Archer, dressed in Victorian costume, umpires the start of the Wisden Victorian Cricket Match at Vincent Square, London. Stock Photo

RMG653FR–Jeffrey Archer, dressed in Victorian costume, umpires the start of the Wisden Victorian Cricket Match at Vincent Square, London.

Playing cricket on a ship, Victorian period Stock Photo

RF2REHRYT–Playing cricket on a ship, Victorian period

AE Stoddart, 1895 portrait of the England and Middlesex cricket captain, who also at rugby football captained England, with 10 caps, the British Lions in 1888, and the Barbarian FC Stock Photo

RM2J6EEDM–AE Stoddart, 1895 portrait of the England and Middlesex cricket captain, who also at rugby football captained England, with 10 caps, the British Lions in 1888, and the Barbarian FC

'Wicket Keeper' No 7 in the Victorian Series Cricket Extraordinary Stock Photo

RMBHX576–'Wicket Keeper' No 7 in the Victorian Series Cricket Extraordinary

RMERFTJ8–Victorian London - Lord's cricket ground. Engraving by Gustave Doré, from 'London, a Pilgrimage, by Gustave Doré and Blanchard

A view of the weather vane on the roof of the Grade II Listed Victorian Cricket Pavilion at Leyton Sports Ground, previously home to Essex County Cric Stock Photo

RM2J4J44A–A view of the weather vane on the roof of the Grade II Listed Victorian Cricket Pavilion at Leyton Sports Ground, previously home to Essex County Cric

W.G.GRACE (1848-1915) English cricketer about 1890 in the cap colours of Marylebone Cricket Club Stock Photo

RMKJ6ATE–W.G.GRACE (1848-1915) English cricketer about 1890 in the cap colours of Marylebone Cricket Club

Engraving of young men playing cricket, circa 1903 Stock Photo

RMPAG9Y5–Engraving of young men playing cricket, circa 1903

Tanglin Barracks, Singapore, 1869-1870 (1912). Artist: Unknown. Stock Photo

RMW7EY7E–Tanglin Barracks, Singapore, 1869-1870 (1912). Artist: Unknown.

Broadstairs Dickens Festival. People dressed in Victorian Dickensian costume playing cricket. Wide angle close up of cricketer in top hat about to bat tennis ball. Stock Photo

RMTWW3BP–Broadstairs Dickens Festival. People dressed in Victorian Dickensian costume playing cricket. Wide angle close up of cricketer in top hat about to bat tennis ball.

Early Victorian cricketers, 19th century (1912). Creator: Unknown. Stock Photo

RMHT272A–Early Victorian cricketers, 19th century (1912). Creator: Unknown.

Victorian Scrap - Cricketer. Stock Photo

RM2M98N6W–Victorian Scrap - Cricketer.

1891 vintage Victorian illustration of boys playing cricket. From the children's book Sunday Reading For The Young. Without border. Stock Photo

RM2JX9055–1891 vintage Victorian illustration of boys playing cricket. From the children's book Sunday Reading For The Young. Without border.

Victorian children playing games outdoors, badmintion, skipping, 19th Century Stock Photo

RM2JEPJWT–Victorian children playing games outdoors, badmintion, skipping, 19th Century

amusing Victorian illustration from 1895 by J A Shepherd, “Animal Spirits” cricket match Stock Photo

RMEXK4MM–amusing Victorian illustration from 1895 by J A Shepherd, “Animal Spirits” cricket match

Lord's Cricket ground, headquarters of the M C C, 19th Century view Stock Photo

RMPE411H–Lord's Cricket ground, headquarters of the M C C, 19th Century view

Archival sporting photo: Pearce, the MCC groundsman at Lords. This photograph is from a series of photographic prints of cricket players from the Victorian era. They were published in 1897. Many appear posed, for the purpose of instruction. Stock Photo

RM2Y72EYG–Archival sporting photo: Pearce, the MCC groundsman at Lords. This photograph is from a series of photographic prints of cricket players from the Victorian era. They were published in 1897. Many appear posed, for the purpose of instruction.

Victorian era recreation: cricket played by opposing teams of gentlemen. Batsman takes the ball Stock Photo

RMDC42ET–Victorian era recreation: cricket played by opposing teams of gentlemen. Batsman takes the ball

Cricket exhibit at the New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame, Dunedin Railway Station, Dunedin, Otago, South Island, New Zealand Stock Photo

RMBYCAWR–Cricket exhibit at the New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame, Dunedin Railway Station, Dunedin, Otago, South Island, New Zealand

Former women's cricketer Claire Taylor dressed in Victorian costume is congratulated after taking a wicket during the Wisden Victorian Cricket Match at Vincent Square, London Stock Photo

RMG653H4–Former women's cricketer Claire Taylor dressed in Victorian costume is congratulated after taking a wicket during the Wisden Victorian Cricket Match at Vincent Square, London