continued to bat after their victory and both openers were stumped off the bowling of Dasey. Cowdrey (37 not out) added 66 with Alan Knott (42) and the game ended when the wicket-keeper was dismissed by Wally Wellham, the uncle of the future Test batsmen Dirk Wellham. Fourth Test – Sydney See Main Article – 1970–71 Ashes series Northern New South Wales vs MCC The MCC played a first class match against North New South Wales (they were scheduled to play the South later on the tour) which left them with two injuries. John Edrich was soon out on 7/1, but Brian Luckhurst (124) and Keith Fletcher (122) added 180 for the second wicket before Luckhurst was stumped. Fletcher retired hurt and was replaced by John Hampshire (41) and together they added 132 with Ray Illingworth (55 not out) before the captain declared on 355/4 when Hampshire was caught by Stanley Gilchrist, the father of Adam Gilchrist. Don Wilson took 7/62 as he dismissed North NSW for 171. Illingworth decided more batting practice was required and declined to enforce the follow on. Instead Edrich (38) and Luckhurst (45) added 83 for the first wicket, but Luckhurst retired hurt with badly bruised fingers. Colin Cowdrey (70) and John Hampshire (122) added 193 for the third wicket and the game ended when MCC reached 322/4. Fifth Test – Melbourne See Main Article – 1970–71 Ashes series Sixth Test – Adelaide See Main Article – 1970–71 Ashes series Southern New South Wales vs MCC The match was abandoned due to rain without a ball being bowled. Western Australia vs MCC Tony Lock's Western Australia won the Vehicle and General Knockout Cup and as a reward played the MCC in a One Day Match of 40 eight ball overs each at Sydney. Garth McKenzie broke Geoff Boycott's left forearm with the third ball of the match, he retired hurt and was incapacitated for the rest of the tour. The left arm fast-medium bowler Sam Gannon took 4/40 and Lock his best one day bowling of 3/20 as the MCC were restricted to 152 runs off 39.3 overs, only Basil d'Oliveira making any headway with 54. Western Australia managed less than 6 overs before the rain came down and ended the match, though Peter Lever managed to take 2/13. New South Wales Country vs MCC The MCC played one last upcountry game before the final