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THE CHINA MAIL,
Hendren batted for 56 minutes, showing some splendid driving, He hit two sixea and five fours and was much more vivacious than when he was fighting with his back to the wall on Saturday. He made 46 before succumbing to a catch by Ponsford off Grimmett. The total was then 228 for five wickets. He and Jardine collected 63 runs the most profitable partnership of the Innings.
One after another the in-going English batamen opened their shoulders to the tired Australian bowling, doing so effectively, but Jardine preferred defence.
Hendren stuck in during the 1st Innings and Jardine was the de- fender yesterday.
Eight "L.B.W." Grimmett took nine wickets in the match, conceding 298 runs it is true; but his work in the 2nd innings in praiseworthy because he did not have Gregory or Kelloway to help him.
Eight batsmen have been given out Lb.w., Mead twice, to the same bowlerl
Ponsford has had four catches, Woodfall two. The former's bat- ting did not come off
(Jardine), 6 for 291 runs (Chapman); 7 for 819 runs (Tate), 8 for 443 runs (Larwood), 9 for 496 runs (White), 10 for 521 runa (Hendren).".
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
Gregory Grimmett Ironmonger Hendry
Rans Wickets
·142
8
167
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Australia-1st innings
W. M. Woodfull, e Chapman,
b Larwood...***** W. H. Ponsford, b Larwood A. F. Kippax, c & b Tate
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Scoring has been slow, not one of the four days so far having produc-H. L. Hendry, l.b.w., b Larwood 30 ed 800 runs.
C. Kelloway, b Larwood.............. Scores at close of play yesterday | J. S. Ryder (captain), e Jardine, are appended. 'Should reports of
b Larwood to-day's play be received in time, same will be found on page 1 and Jater cables, if any, on page 6 (as in the subscribers' edition, of the "China Mall yesterday).
England-1st innings
J. B. Hobbs, run out
Bowlers Make Runs After Hendren was Chapman, the captain. He and Jardine added 85 runs, making the score 263 for alt; Chapman contributing 27 of the 35. The English skipper was caught by Oldfield (wicket-keeper) off Grim mett. There were four fours in his 27.
C. P. Mend, i.b.w., b Grimmett for seven W. R. Hammond, e Woodfull, minutes of hard hitting, Reuter b Gregory adds, during which he hit four D. R. Jardine, c Woodfull, b fours. His
Ironmonger 20. His partnership with Jardine produced
Maurice Tate was in
score
Was
22 runs-286 for seven, and he was caught by Bradman, Grimmett again being the bowler.
H. Sutcliffe, e Ponsford, b
Gregory.
E. Hendren, c Ponsford, b
Ironmonger
A. P. F. Chapman (captain), c
Kelleway, b Gregory
D. Bradman, I.hw, b Tate W. A. Oldfield, L.b.w, b Tate C. V. Grimmett, not out H. Ironmonger, b Larwood
Extras
Total
122
38
44
35
J. M. Gregory absent, hurt. Fall of wickets: 1 for 0 run (Woodfull), 2 for 7 runs (Pons- 8ford), 8 for 24 runs (Kippax), 4 for 40 runs (Kelleway), 5 for 71 runs (Hendry), for 101 runs (Brad- man), 7 for 105 rúns (Oldfield), 8 for 116 runs (Ryder), 9 for 122 runs (Ironmonger).
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BOWLING ANALYSIS..
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England 2nd insings 5J. B. Hobbe, 1.b.w., b Grimmett 11 13H. Sutcliffe, e sub, b Iron-
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M. W. Tate, c Ryder, b Larwood Larwood made runs again. In Grimmett
26 Tate. for 32 minutes, he knocked up 37II. Larwood, 1.b.w., b Hendry 70 (including six fours), adding 57 J. C. White, 1.b.w., b Grimmett 14 with Jardine. He was caught off G. Duckworth, not out Grimmett, by Ponsford, giving the last-named his fourth eatch of the match, two in each innings.
The total had reached $42 *for eight wickets and here Chapman declared.
Jardine, who had gone in before lunch, was batting for 8 hours and
8 minutes. He hit eight fours in his innings of 65. He kept his end up while 226 runs were rando for England.
The whole (2nd) innings lasted four minutes short of six hours. Only five extras were conceded.
England had a lead of 741 runs when Chapman put on the closure,
Woodfull and Ponsford opened Australia's 2nd innings, as they did the 1st. They were soon separated. Ponsford provided Duckworth (on his malden tour) with his first victim, the wicket-keeper bringing off a catch off one of Larwood's fast ones. Ponsford had scored six and Woodfull had not opened his ac- count.-One wicket for six runsi
Kippax and Woodfull then defend- ed successfully until bad light in. tervened and stumps were drawn for the day. Woodfull got four and Kippax slx. One extra was scored. The total was therefore 17 for one, leaving Australia 724 in arrears.
Extras
Total
monger ..521 C. P. Mend, 1.b.w., b Grimmett 72 Fall of wickets: 1 for 85 runs W. L. Hammond, e sub. b (Sutcliffe), 2 for 92 runs (Hobbs),
Ironmonger
3 for 108 runs (Mead), 4 for 161D. R. Jardine, not out runs (Hammond), 5 for 217 runs E. Hendren, c Ponsford, b
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M. W. Tate, e Bradman, b
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H. Larwood, e Ponsford, b
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Extras
5
...
Total (for 8 wki. dec.) 842
L. J. C. White, G. Duckworth did not bat,
Fall of wickets: 1 for 25 runs (Hobbs), 2 for 89 runs (Sutcliffe), 3 for 117 runs (Hammond), 4 fór 165 runs (Mead), 5 for 228 runs (Hendren), 6 for 269 rune (Chap- | man), 7 for 285 runa (Tate), 8 for
342 runs (Larwood).
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Australia-2nd innings
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