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Hutton in about 1938
Hutton in about 1938
Fulneck, where Hutton grew up
Fulneck, where Hutton grew up
Herbert Sutcliffe in 1924: Sutcliffe recognised Hutton's potential in Pudsey during 1929. He later established an opening partnership with Hutton and
Herbert Sutcliffe in 1924: Sutcliffe recognised Hutton's potential in Pudsey during 1929. He later established an opening partnership with Hutton and wrote that his partner was "a marvel – the discovery of a generation".
Donald Bradman, whose Ashes record score of 334 Hutton broke in 1938
Donald Bradman, whose Ashes record score of 334 Hutton broke in 1938
Brown in about 1935
Brown in about 1935
The England touring team in Australian in 1950–51 (from left to right): Rear Row: Bill Ferguson (scorer), Bob Berry, Arthur McIntyre (wk), Trevor Bail
The England touring team in Australian in 1950–51 (from left to right): Rear Row: Bill Ferguson (scorer), Bob Berry, Arthur McIntyre (wk), Trevor Bailey, Gilbert Parkhouse and Eric Hollies; Middle Row: John Dewes, David Sheppard, John Warr, Alec Bedser, Brian Close, Reg Simpson and Doug Wright; and Front Row: Brigadier Michael Green (manager), Cyril Washbrook, Denis Compton (vc), Freddie Brown (c), Len Hutton, Godfrey Evans (wk) and John Nash (assistant-manager).