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Wicket: Nathan McGill Documents Bradford Women's Cricket

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Wicket: Nathan McGill Documents Bradford Women's Cricket

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Nathan McGill's project Wicket grew out of a Royal Photographic Society Eamonn McCabe bursary and an extended engagement with Bradford Park Avenue Ladies Cricket Club. The work centres on participation, camaraderie, and community across a visibly diverse, intergenerational group, filling a real gap in the visual archive of women's cricket.

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