Ward was the most successful Australian bowler, claiming five victims for 108.
In the Championship matches Mid-desex (against Gloucester), Derbyshire (against Hampshire) and Kent (against Worcester) were in a rong position when stumps were drawn.
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At Lord's—Australians 397 (Bradman 104, McCabe 79, Chipperfield 51. Meyer ior 66) and 189 for two (Fingleton 121), Gentlemen of England 301 (Brown 88, Wilcox 50).
At the Ovai—Surrey 512 ior eight declared (Berry 104 not out, Whitfield 198). Cambridge 212 and 121 for three.
"At Chelmsford—Somerset 290 and 199 Essex 308. three. 513 (Edirch 118 tol—Gloucester 209 and 118 for
Hulme 143).
At Cardiff—Yorkshire 33 (Smailes 117, Leyland 127) and 60 without loss Gigmorgan At. Portsmouth 163 for six ve~ Sussex 296 and 183.
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onbridge—Kent 428 Woolley 136). Worcester for twò.
At Oxford—Oxford 363 134 for four. Lancash feld 181).—Reute
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