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Abraham Shield

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The Abraham Shield was donated by Ernest Abraham, Superintendent of the Adult Deaf and Dumb Society of Victoria, in 1923. Australian deaf cricket teams continued to compete for the Abraham Shield until around 2000, when it was agreed that it was time for a change. Since then, they have competed for the Webby Cup.

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