Compton was next brilliantly taken on the leg side by Barnett off O'Rellly for-15 (96 for five).
On Compton's dismissal O'Reilly's analysis read mao se Seige nansen SHE, cuya i) goas ce sey: he imo A the dre mat ande reduced ts mats fo The procession continued when Price, after scoring six, was dis~ missed leg-before to a faster ball from Fleetwood-Smith (116 for six).
Without any addition to the score both Verity and Wright fell victims to the same bowler. Verity, was beaten by an off break for a "duck" while Wright edged the next ball, a wish one to Waite at second ip, alto for a duck Farnes had his middle stump) uprooted by O'Reilly after making' seven, and the next ball Bowes, was low to the same bowler for nought, Paynter was 21 not out, scored in a plucky knock lasting 62° minutes.
Australia, Opens Requiring 105 runs for victory Australia opened with Brown and Fingleon, who made a slow and very cautious start, And the play become more dead when Brown was dismissed leg. before to Farnes in playing forward after scoring nine (17 for one).
Both Fingleton and Bradman, playing on the defensive to everything drew ironical cheers from the crows Farnes, who was bowling very fast, had a couple of maidens, after which Verity came on and seta very close 'The new bowler' claimed his frst success with the last ball of his fist over, when he had Fingleton dismiss sed ibw. for nine (32 for two), Another successful change was made when Wright was brought in 48, "After he had cut the first ball to send up the 50 in 53 minutes, Bradman was brilliantly caught by Verity at second slip for 16 (50 for three), Then McCabe, in attempting to punish a long hop, was caught by Barnett at square leg off Wright for 15 (GI for four),
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.