Tt was a rear moment in. the tite Weyear-old New South Wales player who, by reaching three ures, Joined the select band of steven "who have seared a their frst appearance When the partnership between jackson snd Bradman had pro tweed 82 runs the batsmen were separated, Bradman Weinge enright ly. Larwoud, fielding a" second sll Tate for 5). Mis con tribution was 3 uvetul 40.
Beckett who filled the breach, a defensive game, leaving ast of the searing to his' partner, Two bundyed and fifty was hoisted sav the score-hoard after four hours uni fai minutes of play. Jackvon, who was hitting up rune at twie which he had compiled sin centr ched 150 atter avenge occu ase for five wares and 10 the retiring: ut tozerer the tine total of 264 Mis i neluding fifteen superb game his strokes all oan the wicket, Of the clever players who had vwvetofore, made in Test Match higher i), who scored 287 during the in and GE, Bannerman (Australia), who, seared 165 not aut at Melbourne during the series this list Jackson has the place previously not out at Mane Interval was announced, the score-1rd reading 207 for 6, of which Share was) Mand ngland's Score Passed:
There were 25,000 spectators present when A'Beekett amd Oxen-went in fo resume their in rings after tea, The 200 was hoist don the score-hoard after play. Thad ten ie 3 for five hours and When the score had reached Oxenham was caught by Chapman, off the latter being cleaned bowled by' White after only uns had been added to the score {396 for 8). played back most of the time ing his innings, which lasted two hours and 14 minutes. grimmett joint Oldfield, but when the score hud been carried to 265 the incoming batsman was beaten by a very fast ball from Tate after scored four runs (305 for 4). Stumps were then drawn, Olt fidd's share of his side's 65 runs Tweing 21.
J.C. White has bowled very steadily, this analysis so far bein five wickets for 129 rune in lovers, 16 of which were maiden The Second Halt Feb, There were 5,000 spectators present this morning when Oldfield J. Blackie went out The weather was brilliant The lust" Australian wicket how: ever soon fell, Olticly, when. try ie "to turn ball to leg, being howld by Tate, after he had only: rot cwt for Australia for Just short of seven and a hours for total of 369 runs, whicl ives them a lead of 25 runs, on White and Tate both bowled vers steadily: throughout the tunings, Th innings opened disastrously, Hobbs being caught fashion by Oldiicld off Mendy after he had scored a single.
Score: 1 for 1 wicket.
Hammond then joined Sutelitte and, by earefe] play, the score wax carried to 21, when Sutcliffe was caught by Oldfield off A'Beckett, Jardine earns in and the partner was still unbroken when play. was ailjourned for lunch, the score being 42, of which Manimond had cil 11 and Jardine 10,
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