West's 3 bid was inferior
to 2N, which would have shown 6+ diamonds and 4+ clubs.
A 3 bid should include at least
another club.
Based on the auction, West decided that East would probably be ruffing the 3rd
round of clubs and the A was
led.
East signalled 'upside down count' with the 5
(odd number).
Another club was continued, East assuming West would have underled a remaining
K964.
Declarer ruffed, won the A and
J (discarding a diamond) and
eventually won 4 spades, 4 hearts and 2 clubs.
On a singleton heart lead, proper defence should secure at least 1 spade, 1
heart ruff, 2 diamonds and 1 club.