Bowes is trying hard enough... He is total is 50. The Don steered his Isto swinging the ball with all his Nordic, cut, too high.
might and is showing much more than We may yet make a race of it. his habitual liveliness of mien.
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And now I should take Wright off and let Bowes loose at McCabe, and Hassett..
We are not accepting defent with- out a keen fight. If only we had 160 runs in hand the game would be far from over. Even now an accident Right we are. Farnes is on again to Don Bradman would excite the in place of Verity, and I fancy wo situation to the stage of doubt,
But the Don looks to be seeing the McCabe has now got a start. If he
shall see Bowes the other end. ball very well.
stays he will soon finish us off. Has sett has had a squeak in the slip, and is not yet at all at home
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We are watching over after over well bowled by Farnes and Bowes; fine hostile bowling. The batsmen are poaching every available run. The score mounts steadily. In 85 minutes 25 runs.
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Farnes is besieging the Don. He has hit his pads and appealed, and as yet the Don is on the defensive. But to. Bowes the Don is shaping with more vigour; he has found room to hook him severely.
With 32 runs on the board we come to Verity in place of Farnes.
DEFEATED FINGLETON Verity has defeated Fingleton, who is too late with his bat to a straight ball and is adjudged 1.b.w.
Verity is quite on the spot, but I would take him off and let
Farnes have a go at McCabe before he is This when 17 runs are up.
set. Runs are coming too fast. Only The Don now faces us, and, of 57 to make now.
evict him course, if we could should still have a chance.
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This you can do to the fast sort
The change for Bowes is Wright, A quick wicket will justify this.. of bowling, but you cannot do it to The crowd is exhorting Bill Bowes By jove, Wright has done it. He has O'Reilly and Fleetwood; they do not to knock the Don's stumps down. Bill got the Don caught at first slip. The
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No, Wright is still bowling, and if beat Hassett; but I do not fancy him only, he keeps the ball well up, may.
at Napper McCabe.
Don't I? He has got his wicket. McCabe failed to get hold of his heavy hook, and half hit the ball to the man placed in the half distance for this very stroke,
This makes 61 for four wickets. If only we had another 50 runs in hand, beside the 44 now wanted! If only!
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Both Hassett and Badcock are risk- ing short runs; both are quick star- ters and quick movers.
Hassett is now top scorer. He has brought off several fine leg hits.
With the Australian total at 80 the light grows seriously bad. Wright resumes instead of Bowes, he is beat- ing the bat, now and then, but he is sending down some loose ones.
Nevertheless, he has got Hassett's wicket. The total is 91,
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