@DaleC Murice Tate, a bowler said this of Bradman. Whitey was one of his team mates. In cricker a rabbit (or bunny) is a batsman who is easy to get out. It was a taunt at an opponent who he'd dismissed. Bradman would exact revenge in later matches.
@DaleC Murice Tate, a bowler said this of Bradman. Whitey was one of his team mates. In cricker a rabbit (or bunny) is a batsman who is easy to get out. It was a taunt at an opponent who he'd dismissed. Bradman would exact revenge in later matches.
@DaleC \r\nNot certain, but I think that would be in reference to a hat trick - was Bradman Tate\'s third wicket in three balls? (in magician parlance a hat trick refers to pulling a rabbit from a hat)
@DaleC \r\nNot certain, but I think that would be in reference to a hat trick - was Bradman Tate\'s third wicket in three balls? (in magician parlance a hat trick refers to pulling a rabbit from a hat)
Hi there, what does Paul Kelly mean when he says "Hey whitey that's my rabbit" Did he say it or the other guy? And why?
@DaleC Murice Tate, a bowler said this of Bradman. Whitey was one of his team mates. In cricker a rabbit (or bunny) is a batsman who is easy to get out. It was a taunt at an opponent who he'd dismissed. Bradman would exact revenge in later matches.
@DaleC Murice Tate, a bowler said this of Bradman. Whitey was one of his team mates. In cricker a rabbit (or bunny) is a batsman who is easy to get out. It was a taunt at an opponent who he'd dismissed. Bradman would exact revenge in later matches.
@DaleC \r\nNot certain, but I think that would be in reference to a hat trick - was Bradman Tate\'s third wicket in three balls? (in magician parlance a hat trick refers to pulling a rabbit from a hat)
@DaleC \r\nNot certain, but I think that would be in reference to a hat trick - was Bradman Tate\'s third wicket in three balls? (in magician parlance a hat trick refers to pulling a rabbit from a hat)