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Cricket fans unite at Big Wickets in Westbury! These towering 6-metre cricket stumps honour Jack Badcock, Tasmania's pioneering Test cricketer, erected in 2009 at the local cricket pitch. This delightful Big Thing celebrates grassroots sport and Australian cricket heritage. The Big Wickets stand as a monument to Westbury's sporting pride and Badcock's achievement in representing his state on the national stage. Located at the heart of the local cricket community, this Tasmanian Big Thing is a must-visit for sports enthusiasts exploring the state's road trip attractions. Whether you're visiting during the cricket season or year-round, the Big Wickets offer a tribute to one of Tasmania's sporting legends and the importance of grassroots cricket in regional communities. This Big Thing is perfect for any Big Things Passport collection and captures the spirit of Australian sporting culture.
Fun Fact
Jack Badcock was Tasmania's pioneering Test cricketer who represented his state with distinction! Cricket balls can reach speeds exceeding 160 kilometres per hour--faster than most road-trippers drive--making professional cricket one of Australia's most thrilling sports.
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