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January 19th. 1933. 6th. day Broadcasting.

Thursday, January 19th
Announcement at beginning of first broadcast at 7.45 a.m.

We are now going to broadcast a description of the third Test Match between England and
Australia at Adelaide, through the courtesy of the manufacturers of Gillette razors and
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razors.

Australia all out 193 England won by 538 runs

The weather was cool when play was resumed this morning at Adelaide. The wicket appeared
to be wearing well and did not show many signs of breaking up. With Woodfull and Richardson
continuing their overnight innings, runs came quickly, 16 being added in the first quarter of
an hour. Woodfull reached his 50 in169 minutes and the 5th wicket partnership had added
another 50 in 78. Shortly before lunch Richardson was caught by Allen at mid on, off a
kicking ball from Larwood, the 5th wicket falling at 171. Australia, who have not been
lucky in this match, received a further setback when it was learned this morning that Oldfield
would not be able to play.

Grimmett followed Richardson and the rot had now definitely set in. After scoring 6 he
was bowled by Allen. The score at lunch was 184 for 6, Woodfull not out 68, Richardson c Allen
b Larwood 21, Grimmett b Allen 6, extras 12.

After lunch Wall was bowled by the 4th ball of Allen's first over and the remining
batsmen, being unable to master the English attack, the match ended at 2.30. Woodfull carried
his bat, for the second time in this series of Test Matches. He went in first and was unbeaten
at the close, after playing a first class captain's knowk. He was given a tremendous reception
after the conclusion of the match and was carried shoulder high into the pavillion. The innings
lasted 255 minutes and the final score was:-