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January 3rd. 1933. 4th. day Broadcasting.

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The lunch score was 103 for 6, Wyatt being 8 and Allen 10. After lunch this
pair made a plucky attempt to stem the tide of defeat and added 32, the partnership
having scored 50 runs in 46 minutes, but with Wyatt being, for the eighth time of the
tour, out leg before wicket, the end came quickly.

The enthusiasm at the completion of the match was amazing. The Australians gave
Woodfall in particular a wonderful ovation, carrying him shoulder high through the
crowd. After wards they surrounded the pavillion cheering and calling on the
players, who came out on to the balcony. Jardine congratulated Australia on the
result and said that the public certainly got their moneys worth.

The final scores were:-

Australia 1st innings..... 228
2nd " .....191
England 1st innings..... 169
2nd " .....139

Sutcliffe bowled O'Reilly 33
Leyland b Wall 19
Pataudi c Fingleton b
Ironmonger 5
Hammond c O'Brien b O'Reilly 23
Jardine c McCabe b Ironmonger 0
Ames c Fingleton b O'Reilly 2
Wyatt Ibw b O'Reilly 25
Allen stumped Oldfield b
Ironmonger 23
Larwood c Wall b Ironmonger 4
Voce c O'Brien b O'Reilly
Bowes n on 0
extras 5
139
The whole innings took 173 minutes.

BOWLING
Wall Overs 8 Maidens 2
O'Reilly " 24 " 5
Ironmonger " 19 " 8
Grimmett " 4 " 0

The wickets fell as follows: 1 for 53
2 " 53
3 " 70
4 " 70
5 " 77
6 " 135
7 " 135
8 " 137
9 " 138
10 " 139