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Dec 21, 1957 Stuart Leary rises high to head at goal © PA Photos	Jul 21, 1957 Tony Brooks and Stirling Moss celebrate winning the British Grand Prix © Getty Images	Jul 6, 1957 Frank Worrell on his way to an unbeaten 191 © Getty Images	Jun 18, 1957 Andy Ganteaume batting on the 1957 England tour © Getty Images



Mar 16, 1957 England's Eric Evans is carried off the field © PA Photos	Mar 16, 1957 The Scotland team and referee (left) ahead of the match © PA Photos	Mar 16, 1957 England captain Eric Evans, top, is chaired off by his jubilant team-mates © PA Photos	Mar 16, 1957 England's Peter Thompson dives over to score his team's second try © PA Photos



Jan 30, 1957 Murray Rose cuts through the water © PA Photos	1957 Peter Loader celebrates dismissing Roy Glichrist to secure his hat-trick © The Cricketer International

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