"The History Of I Zingari" 1982 ARROWSMITH, R.L. & HILL, B.J.W.
$125
[143] pp.
ARROWSMITH, R.L. & HILL, B.J.W.
Second Impression
Stanley Paul
1982
9 1/2" x 6 1/2"
Fine/ Fine
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The Australian club, I Zingari Australia, was formed in 1888, and claims to be the oldest social cricket club in Australia, although there are older school, university and district teams. It first played on 29 September 1888, defeating Newington College Past and Present by 37 runs. The Australian club was recognised by the English club in 1891 and given permission to wear the club colours. The Australian team still plays approximately 70 fixtures each year against other club, school and representative sides. Also in Australia, an I Zingari Rowing Club was established in Adelaide in 1882; it was renamed Adelaide Rowing Club shortly afterwards, but retains the same colours and motto as the English cricket club and the club's eight oared boats have all been named "I Zingari".