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Audrey Jackson
Audrey Wood (née Jackson, born c. 1944,〔No specific date provided, however the (St George's Park History ) biography of her states she was 12 in 1956 and 16 in 1960.〕 South Africa) is a former South Africa Test cricketer. She made her provincial debut for Eastern Province at the age of 12. In 1960, playing in South Africa's first Test match, she claimed the first wicket of the match, making her the first South African woman to take a Test wicket.
==Early life and career==
Jackson grew up in Sydenham and, being the only girl on the street, played cricket in the street with the local boys.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Audrey Jackson )〕 She was unaware of women's cricket until she saw a game in progress one afternoon in 1956. Later that year, she made her first appearance in provincial cricket.〔 Her debut for Eastern province, coming at the age of 12, almost certainly makes her the youngest senior provincial player in South African history.〔
Jackson was well known in South Africa for her fast bowling, and was even advised by team-mates that it was not necessary to bowl so quickly.〔 Recalling this, Jackson recounts: "Shame, I still remembers how I split one of the girl's fingers open with one of my deliveries."〔 In 1960, eight days of trials were held to select a Test side to play the touring England team.〔 Jackson, Eastern Province's only representative at the trials, caused an upset when she claimed the wickets of Joy Irwin and Eleanor Lambert, Natal's record-breaking openers for only 20 runs.〔 Only the final day of the trial, she took the wickets of three of the previous day's high-scorers for 23 runs.〔
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