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The English tour of Australia in 1932-33 was made notorious for the English team's "Bodyline" tactics, in which the cricket ball was bowled short in order to rise towards the batsman's body on leg-stump, in order to deflect onto the leg side of the batsman and easily into the hands of fielders behind square leg.
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