Australia's legendary batsman Victor Trumper did not outscore his contemporaries, rather he charmed his way into everyone’s hearts by his astonishing strokeplay and endearing personality.

The cricketing gods loved one batsman above all others: Victor Thomas Trumper. Whenever Trumper strode boldly onto the green sward on his way to the middle of his beloved SCG, the crowd rose as ...

Victor Trumper died at Sydney on June 28, 1915. Of all the great Australian batsmen Victor Trumper was by general consent the best and most brilliant. No one else among the famous group, from ...

Very little is known of Victor Trumper’s early days; no one has been able to locate his birth certificate and it is highly likely that he was adopted by his putative parents.

This is an edited version of a speech given by Ashley Mallett during a celebration dinner to honour the memory of Victor Trumper, on June 26 in Sydney. Trumper died on June 28, 1915, and the New ...

Who could forget Victor Trumper? According to Wikipedia, he’s the most stylish and versatile batsman of the Australian golden age of cricket in the late 19th century.

Victor Trumper took only three hours for his monumental 335 that day — in an era when only five runs were awarded for clearing the fence.

One of these rebels was Victor Trumper who was commemorated on Sunday 2nd November, with a special day to mark the anniversary of his birth. The first Victor Trumper Day in Sydney, Australia is a ...

Victor R. Trumper, age 89, died Wednesday February 16, 2011. He was born March 22, 1921 in Pana, Illinois. He is survived by children, Charles (Susan) Trump ...

"Victor Trumper was the greatest batsman Australia had produced and its most accomplished in the history of the game in any country.

Australia's sportsmen could learn from the life of the great Victor Trumper, the incomparable batsman whose death at the age of 37 sparked the longest funeral procession yet seen in Sydney.

The iconic image of Australian batsman Victor Trumper dancing down the wicket at The Oval in 1905 is one of those rare sporting photographs that seem to capture the spirit of a player, the spirit ...