Cricket KINGSTON TEST
Pakistan Out For 288 (N.Z. Press Association—Copyright) (Rec. 7 p.m.) KINGSTON, March 4. The West Indies were assured of at least drawing the series when they beat Pakistan today by an innings and 174 runs in the third test at Kingston. The depleted Pakistan team—two men were unable to bat—lost its remaining three wickets and was all out for 288 in 40 minutes’ play this morning. Pakistan scored 328 in its first innings, West Indies replying with 790 for three declared. The West Indies won the second test after drawing the first Two tests remain to be played. Scores were: WEST INDIES First innings 3/790 declared PAKISTAN First Innings .. .. 328 Second Innings Hanir Mohammad, b Gilchrist 13 Imtiaz Ahmad, lbw, b Dewdney 0 Saeed Ahmad, c Gilchrist, b Gibbs 44 Wallis Mathias, c Alexander, b Atkinson .. .. 19 Alim-ud-dln, b Gibbs .. 30 Wazir Mohammad, lbw, b Atkinson .. 106 A. H. Kardar, lbw, b Dewdney 57 Fazal Mahmood, c Alexander, b Atkinson .. .. 0 Khan Mohammad, not out .0 Mahmood Hussain, absent, hurt 0 Nasimul Ghani, absent, hurt 0 Extras 19 Total .. .. 288 Fall of wickets: One for 8, two for 20, three for 57, 4 for 105, live for 120, six for 286, seven for 286, eight for 288. Bowling
O. M. R. VV. R. Gilchrist 12 3 65 1 T. Dewdney 19.3 2 51 2 D. Atkinson 18 6 36 3 G. Gibbs 19 4 46 O. G. Smith 8 2 20 0 G. Sobers 14 4 41 0 E. Weekes 3 1 10 0
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28528, 6 March 1958, Page 7
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