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Laurie_Nash abstract "Laurence John "Laurie" Nash (2 May 1910 – 24 July 1986) was a Test cricketer and Australian rules footballer. An inductee into the Australian Football Hall of Fame, Nash was a member of South Melbourne's 1933 premiership team, captained South Melbourne in 1937 and was the team's leading goal kicker in 1937 and 1945. In cricket, Nash was a fast bowler and hard hitting lower order batsman who played two Test matches for Australia, taking 10 wickets at 12.80 runs per wicket, and scoring 30 runs at a batting average of 15.The son of a leading Australian rules footballer of the early twentieth century who had also played cricket against the touring Marylebone Cricket Club in 1921, Nash was a star sportsman as a boy. Following the family's relocation from Victoria to Tasmania, he began to make a name for himself as both a footballer and a cricketer, and became both one of the earliest professional club cricketers in Australia and one of the first fully professional Australian rules footballers. Nash made his Test cricket debut in 1932, against South Africa and his Victorian Football League (VFL) debut in 1933.While Nash had great success in football, he faced opposition from the cricket establishment for his supposedly poor attitude towards authority. This led fellow cricketer Keith Miller to write that his non-selection as a regular Test player was "the greatest waste of talent in Australian cricket history".During World War II Nash rejected offers of a home posting and instead served as a trooper in New Guinea, stating that he wished to be treated no differently from any other soldier. Following the end of the war, Nash returned to South Melbourne and won the team goal kicking award, although his age and injuries inhibited any return of his previous successes. Nash retired from VFL football at the end of the 1945 season to play and coach in the country before returning to coach South Melbourne in 1953. After retiring, Nash wrote columns for newspapers, was a panellist on football television shows and was a publican before his death in Melbourne, aged 76.".
Laurie_Nash alias "Laurie".
Laurie_Nash birthDate "1910-05-02".
Laurie_Nash birthDate "1910-10-02".
Laurie_Nash birthPlace Australia_national_cricket_team.
Laurie_Nash birthPlace Fitzroy,_Victoria.
Laurie_Nash birthYear "1910".
Laurie_Nash country Australia_national_cricket_team.
Laurie_Nash deathDate "1986-07-24".
Laurie_Nash deathPlace Australia_national_cricket_team.
Laurie_Nash deathPlace Heidelberg,_Victoria.
Laurie_Nash deathYear "1986".
Laurie_Nash thumbnail LaurieNash1932.jpg?width=300.
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Laurie_Nash 50s "1".
Laurie_Nash 50s "–/–".
Laurie_Nash alternativeNames "Laurie".
Laurie_Nash batAvg "15".
Laurie_Nash batAvg "28.02".
Laurie_Nash batting "Right handed".
Laurie_Nash bestBowling "4".
Laurie_Nash bestBowling "7".
Laurie_Nash birthDate "1910-05-02".
Laurie_Nash birthPlace "Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia".
Laurie_Nash bowlAvg "12.6".
Laurie_Nash bowlAvg "28.33".
Laurie_Nash bowling "Right arm fast".
Laurie_Nash caption "Laurie Nash playing for South Melbourne against Collingwood in 1936.".
Laurie_Nash careerhighlights "* Captain, South Melbourne: 1937 * Leading Goalkicker, South Melbourne: 1937 , 1945".
Laurie_Nash stumpings "19".
Laurie_Nash stumpings "6".
Laurie_Nash club Tasmania_cricket_team.
Laurie_Nash club Victoria_cricket_team.
Laurie_Nash coachingteams Sydney_Swans.
Laurie_Nash column First-class_cricket.
Laurie_Nash column Test_cricket.
Laurie_Nash columns "2".
Laurie_Nash country "Australia".
Laurie_Nash date "--01-20".
Laurie_Nash dateOfBirth "1910-10-02".
Laurie_Nash dateOfDeath "1986-07-24".
Laurie_Nash deathDate "1986-07-24".
Laurie_Nash deathPlace "Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia".
Laurie_Nash debutdate "Round 1, 1933".
Laurie_Nash debutopponent Carlton_Football_Club.
Laurie_Nash debutstadium Princes_Park_(stadium).
Laurie_Nash debutteam Sydney_Swans.
Laurie_Nash deliveries "311".
Laurie_Nash deliveries "3741".
Laurie_Nash deliveries "balls".
Laurie_Nash fivefor "3".
Laurie_Nash fivefor "–".
Laurie_Nash fullname "Laurence John Nash".
Laurie_Nash guernsey "14".
Laurie_Nash hasPhotoCollection Laurie_Nash.
Laurie_Nash heightft "5".
Laurie_Nash heightinch "9".
Laurie_Nash heightweight "175".
Laurie_Nash imageSize "200".
Laurie_Nash international "true".
Laurie_Nash lasttestagainst "England".
Laurie_Nash lasttestdate "--03-03".
Laurie_Nash lasttestyear "1937".
Laurie_Nash matches "2".
Laurie_Nash matches "22".
Laurie_Nash name "Laurie Nash".
Laurie_Nash name "Nash, Laurence John".
Laurie_Nash originalteam South_Launceston_Football_Club.
Laurie_Nash placeOfBirth Fitzroy,_Victoria.
Laurie_Nash placeOfDeath Heidelberg,_Victoria.
Laurie_Nash playingteams "South Melbourne 99 games, 246 goals".
Laurie_Nash role "All-rounder".
Laurie_Nash runs "30".
Laurie_Nash runs "953".
Laurie_Nash shortDescription "sportsman".
Laurie_Nash source "http://www.cricketarchive.com/Archive/Players/0/587/587.html CricketArchive".
Laurie_Nash statsend "1953".
Laurie_Nash tenfor "–".
Laurie_Nash testcap "143".
Laurie_Nash testdebutagainst "South Africa".
Laurie_Nash testdebutdate "--02-12".
Laurie_Nash testdebutyear "1932".
Laurie_Nash topScore "110".
Laurie_Nash topScore "17".
Laurie_Nash wickets "10".
Laurie_Nash wickets "69".
Laurie_Nash wordnet_type synset-cricketer-noun-1.
Laurie_Nash wordnet_type synset-football_player-noun-1.
Laurie_Nash year "1929".
Laurie_Nash year "1933".
Laurie_Nash year "2009".
Laurie_Nash description "sportsman".
Laurie_Nash description "sportsman".