Ray Bright's Autographed World Series Cricket Shirt

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Ray Bright's World Series Cricket shirt, made by Whitmont and autographed 'R. Bright' over the logo, circa 1978. Bright signed with World Series Cricket in 1977. He and Kerry O'Keefe were the two Australian spinners. Bright had enjoyed an excellent World Series Cricket, being Australia's number one spinner for the entire time. 'Rod Marsh and I were the only two that played in all of the Supertests,' said Bright at a later date. 'Fourteen all up, ten in Australia and four in the West Indies. They were probably my best two years, believe it or not. Provenance: Purchased from Boxshalls Sports Memorabilia, with a letter signed by Bright.

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