did he also play for any university?
Yes, for Cambridge University.
Norman Yardley
Leaving St Peter's School, Yardley went to St John's College, Cambridge University, where he immediately began to show all-round ability at sports. He won the North of England Squash Championships every year between 1934 and 1939, and won his Blue in hockey, squash, and Rugby Fives.
which team won the second test of 1948 ashes series? Australia who was the captain? Don Bradman what is his contribution in world sport context? He was hailed as  "the greatest phenomenon in the history of cricket, indeed in the history of all ball games". where was he born? Cootamundra, New South Wales (NSW) which is the prominent agricultural produce in the province? Cootamundra wattle which churches are there? Christ Church, St Columba's church name some players who played the particular match. Don Bradman, Arthur Morris, Norman Yardley did the second player ever held a prominent post in the team? He is regarded as one of Australia's greatest left-handed batsmen. was the third player ever a captain of any team during his career? Yes, the England team.
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Norman Yardley [SEP] University Cricketer
Leaving St Peter's School, Yardley went to St John's College, Cambridge University, where he immediately began to show all-round ability at sports. He won the North of England Squash Championships every year between 1934 and 1939, and won his Blue in hockey, squash, and Rugby Fives. However, his main distinction came from cricket, where he was a Blue in each his four years at Cambridge. He played for the University team in his first year, the 1935 season, making ten first-class appearances without much success. His "Wisden" obituary noted that "class rather than performance guaranteed his place." He made his first-class debut against Sussex, scoring a duck in his first innings and 24 runs in the second.