He scored 22 on his debut,[53] but was more successful in the second Test. He scored 83:[53] when he had scored 26, he hit his wicket when setting off for a run, but was given not out. At the time, a batsman was not out if he had completed his shot and was setting off for a run;[54] the West Indian cricketer Learie Constantine believed that Jardine was only given not out because he told the umpire his shot was complete.[55] Later, while he was batting with Tate, a player with whom he did not have a good relationship, Jardine was run out when Tate refused to go for a run.[48][56]