Lindwall returned to take the second new ball and trapped Jack Crapp, who did not offer a shot, for 37 to leave the score at 3/87.[1][2] The batsman misjudged the line of a straight ball and thought it had pitched and struck his leg outside off stump.[68] Lindwall later had Edrich gloving a rearing ball to the wicket-keeper to leave England at 5/119.[4] Compton returned upon the fall of the fifth wicket to revive the innings and Lindwall ended with 4/99 after having Godfrey Evans caught behind from an expansive cut shot.