INDIA MAKES 485 FOR NINE
SECOND TEST AT BOMBAY
(Rec. 8.30 p.m.) BOMBAY. Dec. IS. England, facing India’s first innings total of 485 for nine wickets declared, scored 40 for the loss of one wicket on the second day of the second test at Bombay. Left with one hour’a batting Lowaon and Robertson made a comfortable but after they had acored 18 in half an hour Lowson was caught. India’s total, of which Vijay Harare, the captain, scored a splendid 155, was the country’s highest in any test Hazare was unfortunate to be run out when within nine runs of his 164 not out in the first test, which was the highest individual score bv an Indian against England. Hazare. however, set up another record. His aggregate of 319 runs for two successive innings is the best for India in a test scries against England. Scores ware:— India, first innings 485 for nine wickets declared (Roy 140, Mantri 39. Unrigar 8. Hazare 155. Armanath 32. Sarwate 18. Adhikari 25. Gopinnth not out 50, Sohoni fl, Tankaa 0. Sbinde not out 8, extras 4. Statham four for 96. Ridgway nene for 137. Watkins none for 97. Leadbeflter one for 38. Tattersail three for 122. Robertson none for England, first innings 40 for one wicket (Lowson 5. Robertson not out 38. Graveney not out 2, extras 4).
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Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26606, 17 December 1951, Page 7
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