did not allow Kisch ashore, so on 13 November, as Strathaird was leaving Melbourne, he leapt from the deck and landed on Station Pier, breaking his right leg. Victoria Police detained him and put him back aboard, but as Strathaird continued to Sydney Harbour Kisch's supporters took his case to the High Court of Australia, which ruled his exclusion from the country to be invalid. On 16 November, Strathaird reached Sydney Harbour, where Federal authorities tried to use the Immigration Restriction Act dictation test to exclude him. NSW police took Kisch into custody but released him on bail and, after further legal process, he remained in Australia speaking to public meetings until March 1935. Cricket teams Strathaird carried the 1948 Australian cricket team, nicknamed "The Invincibles", to England. In September–October 1960, Strathaird carried members of the West Indies cricket team, who had been playing league cricket in England, from Tilbury to Fremantle and took them back in February–March 1961. David Hill Australian public administrator and businessman David Hill migrated to Australia together with two brothers aboard the Strathaird in April 1959. Notes References 1931 ships Ships built in Barrow-in-Furness Cruise ships Ocean liners of the United Kingdom Ships of P&O (company) Steamships of the United Kingdom Troop ships of the United Kingdom Turbo-electric steamships