He reverted to bowling from over the wicket, although he delivered from the edge of the crease to avoid the holes.[98][99] O’Reilly said the warning to Lindwall played into Australia's hands as the bowler's follow through from around the wicket was accentuating a rough patch outside the right-hander's off stump that the English bowlers target when Bradman's men had to chase the target.[100] England reached 2/232 before Lindwall trapped Edrich to end a 103-run partnership. The paceman followed this by bowling Jack Crapp, who inside edged an attempted forcing stroke through the off side from the back foot onto his own stumps.[101] This triggered a collapse of 4/33 from 3/260 to 7/293.