 That rule was changed for this series, and for the first time in 65 years, a test played in Australia ended in a draw when the third test was drawn.The MCC saw Hammond leading a "Goodwill Tour" of Australia to re-establish sporting relations after the Second World War, and was told that good sportsmanship was more important that winning the series, an attitude that prevailed into the 1950s and 1960s.The Australian captain Don Bradman was not so constrained and was determined to win the series, and win by a large margin.