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or complete an online consultation. Hello and welcome to the third episode of this five-part mini-series looking back at some great Ash's test matches of the past.

We've heard in the first two parts how the demon Frederick Spoffeth's exceptional bowling in the Oval test of 1882

led to England's first home defeat and the concept of the ashes,

and how the brilliant Jack Hobbes then sees the initiative back,

with a command performance at the Oval in 1926.

Now, in this episode, we hear about the emergence of the extraordinary,

insatiable and almost sadistic Donald Bradman and his remorseless pursuit of runs and records,

and as a result of his inexorable progress, what England did to at least partially slow

his path to bowler obliteration.

This is the story of Donald Bradman versus Harold Larwood in the most notorious, fractious and controversial test series of all time.

Bodyline.

This is the third extract from my book Cricket's Greatest Rivalry,

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