D. G. Bradman has been barred from cricket for the next ten days and will not accompany" the AUstralian on their Scottish tour, In Teaching for a hit from Hendren today, Bradman strained a muscle in his thigh and, limping badly, was assisted by McCabe from the field, A. doctor said the injury was not serious, Dut he ordered the Australian bate very sodden condition, and- the arch thereupon was abandoned: ce. wegeteat® let ace etiom e Olufara: b. OMe wattts © and
Leyland, Lb.w." O'Reilly Ames, si. Oldfield, b, Grimmett"... Verity, not out 2 Hopwood, thst. O'Relliy"
Mitchel," st. O1daeld, voeens [Bl eccemeds BHUE man not to participate in. cricket matches for the next ten days, Atclose of play yesterday, England had scored tad runs for four wickets in response to Australia's 584, England's start was disastrous, Walters, Keeton, and Hammond being lost cheaply, while Wyatt war the last man to be dismissed before the lose, being sent back to the pavilion after' a gallant stand with Hendren, 'With the score at 182 for three, Wyatt, after three times attempting' a leg sweep off Grimmett and failing, was bowled by him in his next over (152 for four).
S.J. McCabe, b. Doves IS, Darling: b: Bowes A."G. *Chipperiield, ec. "Wyatt, V. Grimmeit, run' out OReitly. not out 1 W, Wa B: Verity Total Following his dismissal, Leyland joined "Hendren and,—although Woodfull frequently made changes in the bowling, using Wall, O'Reilly, and Grimmett, the batsmen defended cleverly and" were und feated when stumps were drawn, with Hendren at 42° and Leyland
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