With the fall of Sam Loxton and Saggers in quick succession, Bradman's men were at 8/355 with only Johnston and Toshack remaining.[1] Lindwall hit out, scoring 77 in an innings marked by powerful driving and pulling;[91] he dominated in stands of 48 and 55 with Johnston and Toshack respectively.[20] He particularly liked to use his feet to get to the ball on the half-volley to hit lofted drives.[92] Of the 103 runs added for the last two wickets, the two tail-enders managed only 25 between them.[20] Johnston accompanied Lindwall for 80 minutes, before the injured Toshack survived the last 50 minutes until stumps with Johnston running for him.