and journalist Twopenny (cricketer) (c. 1845 – 1883), the first Aboriginal Australian to play first-class cricket Twopenny Tube, an underground "tube"...

Twopenny (also Jarrawuk or Murrumgunarrimin) (c. 1845 – 12 March 1883) is generally acknowledged as the first Aboriginal Australian to play first-class...

captained Victoria to a 265-run win over a New South Wales side featuring Twopenny (Jarrawuk), an Aboriginal paceman allegedly recruited by Lawrence as a...

Aboriginal Australian to play first-class cricket in Australia, after Twopenny in 1870, Johnny Mullagh in 1879, Jack Marsh in 1900, and Albert Henry in...

northern Queensland, where he died of tuberculosis before his 30th birthday. Twopenny – Aboriginal Australian who played for New South Wales against Victoria...

(2001–02) : D. A. Turner Ernie Tweeddale (1925–26) : E. R. Tweeddale Twopenny (1869–70) : Twopenny Param Uppal (2017–18) : P. Uppal Usman Khawaja (2007–08 to 2011–12) :...

traditional name: Bripumyarrimin Red Cap – traditional name: Brimbunyah Twopenny – traditional name: Murrumgunarriman Charley Dumas – traditional name:...

D. Mackay • Mr G. L. Jessop • Charles Lawrence, Mullagh, Dick-A-Dick, Twopenny, Red Cap, Mosquito, King Cole, Peter, Cuzens, Tiger, Jim Crow, Bullocky...

wickets on his test debut. Mullagh Medal List of Victoria first-class cricketers Twopenny – Aboriginal Australian who played for New South Wales against Victoria...

ISBN 978-1-135-02437-6. OCLC 841168671. Pill, Shane (September 2012a). "Rich Nowell Twopenny: Should he be recognised as one of the 'fathers' of Australian football...