CRICKET England Wins 2nd Test In 3 Days
(N.Z.P .A-Reuter—Copyright)
LONDON, June 24.
England completed its expected win over Pakistan in the second test match at Lord’s yesterday, winning by nine wickets with two days to spare.
But before clinching victory the shortcomings of its bowling on a good wicket were sharply demonstrated by Javed Burki, the Pakistan captain, and the left-hander, Nasim-Ul-Ghani.
Together, they put on 197 for the fifth wicket, flogging the bowling in a stand which was a record for any Pakistan partnership against England.
Both made 101. It was Burki s third century m five tests against England; Nasim had never before made a hundred in a first-class match
Their stand took Pakistan's second innings score from the overnight 103 for four to 355 all out, leaving England to score only 86 for victory.
The runs came in just over an hour. Stewart. Cowdrey and Dexter hammering the Pakistan attack.
The last 50 runs were scored in 21 minutes. 32 by Dexter.
The Worcestershire pace bowler, L. Cold well, took six for 85 yesterday and his match figures in his first test were nine tor 110. F. S. Trueman, who claimed six tor 31 in the first innings, had three for 85 in the second. Scores were: PAKISTAN First Innings ..100 Second Innings Hanif Mohammad, lbw, b Coldwell .. 24 Alim-Ud-Din, c Graveney. b Allen .10 Saeed Ahmed, b Coldwell .. 20 Mushtaq Mohammad, c Millman, b Trueman . 18 Javed Burki, lbw, b Coldwell .. 101 Nasim-ul-Ghani, c Graveney, b Coldwell 101 Imtiaz Ahmed, c Trueman, b Coldwell . 33 Wallis Mathias, c Graveney, b Trueman 1 Mahmood Hussain, b Cold-
well .. .. 20 Antao D’Souza, not out .. 12 Mohammad Farooq, b Trueman .. .. 1 Extras (byes 6, leg-byes 4, wides 4) ..14 Total .. .. 355
Fail of wickets: one for 36, two for 36. three for 57, four for 77, five for 274, six for 299, seven for 300. eight for 333, nine for 354. Bowling
ENGLAND First Innings Stewart, c Imtiaz, b D’Souza 39 Cowdrey, c D’Souza, b Farooq .. 41 Dexter, c Imtiaz. b Farooq 65 Graveney, b D’Souza . 153 Barrington, c Imtiaz, b Farooq 0 Allen, lbw, b Farooq .. 2 Parfitt, b Mahmood . 16 Millman. c Hanif, b Mahmood .. 7 Lock, c Mathias, b Saeed .. 7 Trueman, lbw, b Saeed .. 29 Coldwell, not out .. 11 Extras ..11 Total .. ..370
Fall of wickets: one for 59. two for 137, three for 168. four for 168. five for 184. six for 221, seven for 247, eight for 290, nine for 366.
Sheppard Out For ‘Duck’ (N.Z. Press Assn.—Copyright) LONDON, June 24 The Rev. D. S. Sheppard, a candidate to captain England in Australia, was out for a "duck” in a county cricket match yesterday. Opening for Sussex against Warwickshire, he faced only five balls before edging a catch to gully
O. M. R. W Trueman .. 33.3 6 85 3 Coldwell .. 41 13 85 6 Dexter .. 15 4 44 0 Allen .. 15 6 41 1 Lock .. 14 1 78 0 Barrington 1 0 8 0
Bowling O. M. R. W. Mahmood .. 40 8 110 2 Farooq .. 19 4 70 4 D’Souza .. 35.4 3 147 2 Nasim .. 2 0 15 0 Saeed 5 1 21 2 Second Innings Stewart, not out 34 Cowdrey, c Imtiaz, b D’ Souza 20 Dexter, not out 32 Extras 0 Total for one wicket 86 Fall of wicket: one for 36. Bowling O. M. R. W. Farooq 7 1 37 0 D'Souza .. 7 0 29 1 Saeed .. 2 0 12 0 Mushtaq .. 1 0 8 0
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