ENGLAND 67 BEHIND
Titmus Scores 84 Not Out (N.Z.P. A.-Reuter—Copyright) .BOMBAY, January 23. F. J. Titmus, with a fighting 84 pot out in an innings that lasted more than four hours, helped England struggle to 233 against India on the third day of the second test. England, resuming at 144 for six, finished 67 runs behind India’s first innings total of 300. England, still without M. J. Stewart, who was detained inhospital, owed much to Titmus and J. Price, who added 68 runs for the seventh wicket. Price, the Middlesex fast bowler, making his test debut, scored 32, his highest first-class score. At tea, India was 27 for one in its second innings. Scores:— INDIA First Innings .. .. 300 ENGLAND First Innings J. B. Bolus, c Chandrasekhar, b Durani .. 25 M. J. K. Smith, c Borde, b Chandrasekhar .. 46 J. M. Parks, run out .. 1 B. R. Knight, b Chandrasekhar .. 12 F. J. Titmus, not out .. 84 D. Wilson, c and b Durani 1 J. G. Binks, b Chandrasekhar .. 10 J. S. E. Price, b Chandrasekhar .. 32 J. D. F. Larter, c Borde, b Durani .. 0 I. J. Jones, run out .. 5 M. J. Stewart, absent ill 0 Extras .. .. 17 Total .. ..233
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