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Macbourne, December 30,

THE second Test match began here to-day is very hot weather when 50,000 people saw W. M. Woodfull, the Australian skipper beating D. R. Jardine, England's leader, in the spia.. Woodfull, naturally, enough, decided to have first knock, but with their win in the first Test still fresh in their minds, the visitors took the field tuli, of confidence.

Woodfull and Fingleton opened the innings for Australia and taking advantage of the Bery state of the wicket, Jardine entrusted the English attack to Larwood and Voce. The kome team soon found that run-getting was no easy matter and se successful were the English bowlers that Austraila had lost seten wickets for but 197 runs when straps were drawn. The scasation of the day came when Don Bradman was bowled first ball by Bowes after he had been accorded a terrific welcome from all parts of the field.

FINGLETON BAYS PLUCKILY ON FIERY WICKET

McCabe Out.

éral times on account of a pair Fingleton opened to Larwood of faulty boots finally discarded who bowled with an orthodox off of them when it was found held which included four lips and that the heel and half-sale were off this bowler's last delivery, the adrif batsman scored a single, to cross over, to face Voce whewed, 06 Usual exploiting the leg theory, wood and Voce again resum- Play was very tame for a start, fedt the ttack after tea and this both bowlers making the ball kick panse ved to be an excellent bead-high while the batamen were change bowler for after only eleven content with playing themselves yum ha been added to the total, in, and letting alone anything that Metab nibbled at one from Voce It was not till he had been and held by Jardine who at the wicket for twenty-five brought off an excellent catch in minutes that Woodfult opened his the The outgoing batsman arcount with a single, the result wastly conscious of the of a glance off Voce.

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ity that rested with him him seventy-six minutes bowlers were sending down and at to get his wins which included only 17. Alien came on for Harwood. The how bowler struck Woodfull on the heart with his. fifth delivery and the batting was still very quiet. With the first ball of his third over, Allen had Woodfull bowled it was a beautiful ball and the telegraph board read 29-1-10. Wondfull had been batting for fifty-three minutes and returned to the pavilion crest fallen.

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The crowd were silently protest-

O'Brien joined Fingleton who by this time indulged in some very gud shots to the legside and these two batsmon brought the total to 12 for 1 when a halt was made.for lunch. Fingleton had scored 27 while the newcoiner had three to his credit and "Mr. Extras!! con- tributed a couple.

A Foolish Call,

The crued has swelled, to 60,000 when play was resumed after lunch and once again Larwood and Voce atarted the attack for England.

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hoisted after play had been in progress for 4 minutes and nine runs later Bowes came on for Voce. Fingle- ton turned the new bowler to for ward leg and called for what ap- peared an impossible run. Pautadi dashed in and made a smart return to Ames who broke the wickets to send O'Brien back with 10 runs to his credit-67-2-10. This player had been batting for 65 minutes and had been putting up a very stubborn defence.

Bowled First Ball.

The crowd rose to a man when the familiar figure of Don Brad- man was seen emerging from the pavilion. He was accorded a right royal welcome and excitement was teise as he shaped for the first ball from Bowes. The bowler, ran up to the wickets, his arm flashed.in the air and then crack: Brad man was bowled first ballt: Nothing, however, can dim Austra tralia's faith in her idol and even as he returned to the pavilion, he was given another great ovation. 67-3-0 on the score board read well' for England especially as they had got rid of two of Australia's moet dangerous batsmen in Woodfull and the redoubtable Don. The English team were on their toes, Allen and Leyland especially being brilliant in some of their returns,

A-Dogged-Partnership.

Grim faced and determined, Stan MoCabu inade his way to the crease. Would he make another century against this team of shock bowlers! He batted with utmost caution and in the meantime Fingleton was scor ing slowly, but steadily to get his half-century in 141 minutes. The partnership had realised 50 ruds in 52 minutes and at the les ju! terval the score was 190 for 3 Singleton was andoleated with 07. while McCabe's 60076 WAS 2av.

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Record Attendance of 63,993 Gate Receipts of £5,577 Fingleton's Flucky Tuninge Bradman Bowled First Ball Brilliant Fielding of England XI.

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With the total at 144, Jardine. effected a change in the bowling and brought on Allen in place of Larwood, The 150 was hoisted after play had been in progress for 233 minutes and six runs later, Fingleton wa howled by a snorter from Allen. The ball came very fast and low and took the leg stump.

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