INDIANS IN TRINIDAD

Press, Volume CI, Issue 29747, 14 February 1962, Page 15

INDIANS IN TRINIDAD

148 Lead On Third Day (N Z.P. A.-Reuter—Copyright) PORT OF SPAIN (Trinidad), Feb. 13. The Indian cricket tourists, with nine second-inhings wickets standing, had a lead of 148 over Trinidad at the close of play on the third dav of their four-day match at Port of Spain yesterday. The Indian* were one for 28 in their second innings. Earlier, they had gained a first-innings lead of 120. dismissing Trinidad for 246 after totalling 366 themselves. C. Borde and P. Umrigar bowled well for the tourists, Borde taking four for 83 with his leg-spinners, and Umrigar three for 35 with his steady, medium-nace bowling. The Indian lead would have been even bigger if their catching had matched their fine ground fielding. Altogether four chance* were missed during yesterday's play. The Trinidad captain, W. Rodriguez. played a fine innings, his 77 being the highest score of the match so far. The scoreboard on the third day was:— INDIA First Innings .. .. 3** <Y Yanjrekar 66. p Umrigar M. N. Contractor 62. D. Ssrdesal TRINIDAD First Innings gtssri two **. N Robinson, b Umrigar .. o K. Furlonge. c Engineer, b Ranjane , J c R*nJ»ne. b Borde .. S 6 C Davis, c Umrigar. b Borde W W Rodriguez. lbw. b Borde 77 D Murray. lbw, b Nadkami * C Singh, run out .. * P Roberts, b Umrigar .. 0 •I Caesar, not out .. .. 0 J Noreiga. b Umrigar .. 1* Extras (leg-bye* 2, noballs 4) .. .. 6 Total .. ..*246 Fall Of wickets: One for 23. tw°,fi> r 110. three for IM four for 173 five for I*7. «tx for IM. r ve 2.! or 217 ' e, « hl nine tor 246.

Second Innings N Contractor, not out .. II F Engineer, b Caesar .. IS D Sardeaat. not out .. j Extras (log-byes 1) .. 1 Total for one wkt 2* A % w l ln s. to dMe: Roberts, 3. 0. 18, 0: Caesar, 3, 0. 8, 1. Saturday's Draw The follow it g u the Canterbury Cricket Association'* draw for the eighth round matches, to be played on February 17 and First Grade— LP v OC. Elm 1; Sf d .Y;, S . tA Svd East/Shlr V. West/Unt. H 3; Riec v. HSOB, Second Grade A —LP v. TOB. LP 3; StA v. West/Uni. H 2: BH ,^£„ Ea,tzshlr Macf i; Rice v HSOB. H 6. Second Grade B.—StA (T/C) v CC. CC 1: Mar v. Syd. Lin 3; StAnd v. rt)B Ena rdl; StA Second Grade C—LP v. East/ Shir. Macf 2; HSOB v. Mar. H *: Rice v Syd. Syd 2; West/Uni v. Ox- Elm 2 ..J?X7? ld * n, ’» Grade—First day: HSOB (B) v LP (Al. HC 3; LP (B) v Mar, LP 1; West/Uni v. HSOB (A). HC 4; Rice v. OC. Elm 3: Syd v. StA. Syd 4 Second day HSOB (B) v. StA. HC 5: West/Uni V. LP (B), HC 3: Rice v. Mar. Lin 4; Syd v HSOB (A). HC 4; LP (A) v. OC. LP 3 Third Grade A—East/Shlr (A) v. HSOB. HC 1: OC v. Rice, HC 2; LP v East/Shlr (B), Syd 3; StA V. West/Uni. Ham 1.

Third Grade B—First day. StA v StA(TZC). HC S: TOB V. Rice. Ens rd 2: East/Shlr v. LP. LP 3; Syd v. OC. Macf. 3. Second day: StA V OC, Elm 3; East/Shir v TOB. Ena rd 2: Syd v Rice. Syd 4; StA(TZC) v. LP. HC e.

Fourth Grade A—First day: HSOB v. StA. HC *: LP(C) V West/Uni. Ham 2; Mar v. LP (A). Lin 4: LPtBI v. East/Shlr, LP 4; Rice v. OC. HC 7. Second day: HSOB v East/Shlr Bur I; West/Uni v Mar. Ham 2; Rice v, LP(B). HC 7; LP(A) V. StA LP 4; LP(C) V. OC. Macf. 3 —Advt. JUNIOR ADVISORY BOARD’S DRAW Th* Canterbury Cricket Association's Junior Advisory Board’s draw tor February 17 and M to:— .A Grade—Rice v. Syd. HC 3; HSOB V. East B. HC it!L Park \ L Pk 3: de v St AJb. Elm 2. B Grade —First section: OC V. TOB. Ensors; HSOB v. Burn. HC 2; L Pk v. Syd. Syd 3: Rice a bye. Second section: Rlec v. Syd B. HC 1; L Pk £ Gambitos; Syd A v. East. HC S: OC V. St Alb. Elm CiGrade -First day: Rioc v. k °C A v Bum. Bum, Pk. OC B v. East HC 8; HSOB v Syd. HC 7: L Pk A v. Second day: Rrcc £• L Pk A. HC 8; EM v. Burna, Burns Pk: OC A V. Syd. HC *: OC B v Xav. HC 7; L Pk B v. HSOB, Hd 6.

Bowling _ . O. M. R. W. Ranjane .. 18 2 37 1 Umrlgar .. 30.3 6 35 3 Durani .. 19 4 44 0 gwj* .. 33 IS 83 4 Nadkarnd .. 18 11 21 1 INDIA