 The reserve wicket-keeper Arthur McIntyre was in the team for his batting and as "Brown's Cows" were desperately short of good fielders and McIntyre had a good throwing arm.While the crowd was waiting for the captains to come out and toss a dapper little man came out and inspected the pitch and he passed by the spectators completely unnoticed.It was the Test selector Sir Donald Bradman, such is fame.