"Shortly before the close of Hay in running for the ball, muscle and had to retire from the 15;000 spectators the phy in the Fourth Test and his youthful here CE) ume their innings hud been, the sense (148 for 4).
Ryder hal added nine uns to his verniht total, his contribution be-had stayed at the wickets for tivo hours and 29 minutes, His] mings, which included three four', was marked by: hard dvivini, a trong detenice of the Englishmen, signalled wfter play progress for tree hours and minutes.
Larwod's Changed Tactics an effort tw the batsmen Larwood changed his method of attack by exploiting the legetheory, with three men fielding rose tu the wicket on the Tegesid He wax almost stuecensful, for at 79 Jackvon put up a ball just wide of Menudven, fielding at shorteles, The double century was. hoisted the scoreshoard when play hart een in progress for four hours six minutes. One yun later luncheon interval was announced, Jackson being just three runs short his century and Bradman having to his credit.
Shortly after the resumption play Jackson, with a square drive Lavwood,, reached "his vent amidst at thunderous outburst of applause from the 20,000 spectators in the stands, He hnd taken four wars and 10 minutes to accomplish thin feat.
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