The Archive · 1934

Sunny and Coat

Leeds, July 23.

The weather was sunny and cool when Bradman (71) and McCabe resumed their "innings this In contrast with London, where there was a terrific rain-storm last night, not a spot of rain fell here since' the drawing of stumps on Saturday, and the wicket "remained With the Australian total standing at 494 for four wickets the batsmen, evidently. on instructions, went for the bowling from. the "start. The all-Yorkshire attack, however, was excellent. and,.backed by brilliant elding, nothing was given away. Both Bowes and Verity kept a perfect length, and the Australians found it dificult to get them away.

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