The Archive · 1936

M. C. C, Lead South Australia

Adelaide, Oct, 31.

The M.C.C. were in a good position when stumps were drawn at the close of the second day's play in their match against South Australia having dismissed the home team for 162 and, with a lolad of 71 runs, scored 100 for the loss of three wickets In their second innings. The score on the resumption of play to-day was: M.C.C, Ast Innings, 283; South Australia, Ast Innings, 11 (or 1 wkt)

The weather was cool and sunny: and there were 12,000 spectators when South Australia continued their in-ings this morning. Don Bradman, who is not playing because of the death of his new-born son, was present as a Test match selector,

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